… on the topic “Opportunities and obstacles of marine geological CO2 storage”. The science policy event took place in the premises of the Bundestag in Berlin on March 31, 2023. More than 50 interested stakeholders from politics, society and industry came together. Afterwards, our CDRmare experts answered questions from media representatives in a press briefing.>> read more
Background
The position is part of the CDRmare research mission within the sea4soCiety blue carbon consortium. The aim of this one year position is to expand the existing model UVic ESM to assess the potential of …>> read more
About us:
The chair for Physical Geography and Land Use Systems (Prof. Julia Pongratz) at LMU’s Department of Geography investigates the interactions between natural ecosystems, land use and climate change. Our group develops and applies …>> read more
About us:
The chair for Physical Geography and Land Use Systems (Prof. Julia Pongratz) at LMU’s Department of Geography investigates the interactions between natural ecosystems, land use and climate change. Our group develops and applies …>> read more
On March 23, 2023, the CDRmare Executive Board submitted comments on the “Certification of Carbon Removal Framework” initiative as part of an online consultation by the European Commission.>> read more
In a 9-minute interview with Inga Wonnemann on the German news channel “Tagesschau 24”, Klaus Wallmann (coordinator GEOSTOR) spoke about “Opportunities and risks of CO2 storage in the North Sea”. (in German)>> read more
Who are the people behind CDRmare? Today the CDRmare Science-Story Series starts with the “10 Megatons CO2 Removal Challenge”.>> read more
