IPCC: Reducing emissions and advancing research for net-zero
Statements by Andreas Oschlies and David Keller about the new IPCC Working Group III report >> read more
Category: CDRmare
Podcast: »Wie kann der Ozean Kohlenstoff speichern?«
Judith Hauck and Andreas Oschlies in the detektor.fm podcast series “Mission Energiewende” (in German)>> read more
DAM – Press release: »The Future of Oceans – First Parliamentary Evening of the German Marine Research Alliance (DAM) in Kiel«
On March 24th, the DAM provided an insight into its activities at a parliamentary evening in Kiel to members of the Schleswig-Holstein state parliament as well as representatives of ministries and state companies, non-governmental organizations and other stakeholders. >> read more
Press release: »CDRmare researchers discuss ocean-based methods for removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere«
From March 9 to 10, 2022, all participating CDRmare researchers will meet for the first time in Lüneburg to intensively exchange ideas on the main questions from a total of six research alliances.>> read more
arte broadcast: »Could Geoengineering Save the Climate?«
Christine Merk, Andreas Oschlies and Alexander Proelß in the arte broadcast series: “42 – The answer to almost everything: Can geoengineering save the climate?” (in German)>> read more
GEOMAR – Press Release: »For responsible research on marine carbon dioxide removal«
Research on marine methods for removing CO2 from the atmosphere should not only look at feasibilities and effectiveness, but also consider political, social and legal frameworks. This is the recommendation of two new reports published in the United States of America that researchers from GEOMAR and the German Marine Research Alliance contributed to. >> read more
NDR broadcast: »CO₂ and the Ocean«
Gregor Rehder in the NDR “Nordmagazin” (in German)>> read more
Deutschlandfunk: »COP26 – The role of the oceans«
Interview with Gregor Rehder in “Information in the morning” (in German)>> read more
DAM – Press Release: »First research mission of the German Marine Research Alliance studies oceans as carbon sinks«
In the first research mission of the German Marine Research Alliance (DAM), which was launched at the beginning of August, some 200 researchers working on six collaborative projects are investigating how the effect of the ocean in slowing down and thus mitigating climate change can be boosted in the future.>> read more