New Study reveals Feasibility Limits in the German North Sea and Baltic Sea
29 April 2025/Kiel. Increasing the natural uptake of carbon dioxide (CO₂) by the ocean or storing captured CO₂ under the seabed are …>> read more
A new framework helps to evaluate the feasibility of ocean-based CO2 removal processes and assesses their impact on humans and nature
10. April 2025/Kiel. As climate change increases, so does the pressure on humanity to …>> read more
In order to share their research results with a wider audience, our ASMASYS experts have been busy translating two of their most important publications. The ASMASYS Insights with its key messages on the new framework …>> read more
The new UNESCO-IOC State of the Ocean Report is out. Miranda Böttcher, member of CDRmare / ASMASYS co-authored the section on mCDR. This chapter gives an overview over proposals to increase the ocean’s carbon drawdown capacity using …>> read more
In the current episode of the Tagesspiegel (German Newspaper) climate podcast series “Gradmesser”, Oliver Geden, IPCC co-author and scientist in the CDRmare consortium ASMASYS and in CDRSynTra, is interviewed by Ruth Ciesinger on the topic …>> read more
Who are the people behind CDRmare? Today the CDRmare Science-Story Series starts with the “10 Megatons CO2 Removal Challenge”.>> read more
Researcher Oliver Geden in the ASMASYS consortium of CDRmare & CDRSynTra led this important report in collaboration with Steve Smith, Jan Minx and Greg Nemet. >> read more
Oliver Geden in the climate podcast series “Gradmesser” of “DER TAGESSPIEGEL” (in German)>> read more
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