Last week, the CDRmare partner project ‘Carbon Removal Atlas’ presented the prototype of its new digital CDR knowledge platform to interested scientists from all over the world for the first time.
Steffen Swoboda presented the …>> read more
A few days ago, researchers from the CDRmare consortium AIMS3 published a new Perspectives paper in the online portal of the scientific magazine “Carbon Capture Science & Technology”.
In the paper, AIMS3 project leader Achim …>> 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
Scientists from the CDRmare research mission were invited to present their research to a renowned audience today at the official inauguration of the new GEOMAR building on Kiel’s East shore. Federal Research Minister Bettina Stark-Watzinger …>> read more
Bremen – On February 28, 2024, citizens gathered at MARUM – Center for Marine Environmental Sciences at the University of Bremen to intensively discuss the acceptance of CO2 storage methods at a workshop. This form …>> read more
Today, the English translation of the eighth World Ocean Review (WOR No. 8) “The ocean – a climate champion? How to boost marine carbon dioxide uptake” has been published. The WOR explains the ocean’s role …>> read more
Best Practices Guide to Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement Research published in State of the Planet and launched at United Nations Climate Change Conference
Scientists developed a “Best Practices Guide to Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement Research” to respond …>> read more
The next CDRmare Science Story “A pioneer by conviction – carbon dioxide storage deep under the sea” by the GEOSTOR network (coordinated at GEOMAR) has been published! (in German only)
Although the course has been …>> 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
Today the eighth World Ocean Review (WOR No. 8) “Climate saviour ocean? How the ocean should absorb (even) more carbon dioxide” was published! The WOR explains the role of the ocean in the Earth’s carbon cycle and presents the benefits, risks and knowledge gaps of the most important ocean-based carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) processes. CDRmare researchers contributed significantly to the preparation with their expertise!>> read more
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