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
Scientists provide insights into the geological, technical, ecological, and legal dimensions of offshore CO₂ storage, contributing to the CCS debate in Germany
April 3, 2025 / Kiel – Captured carbon dioxide (CO₂) could be …>> read more
We now have more than 30 publications in the CDRmare & CDRterra-initiated Environmental Research Letters (ERL) Focus Issue, with more submissions in the pipeline, and the flow of paper submissions is not decreasing! This is …>> read more
Experts from the CDRmare consortium on CO2 removal by increasing ocean alkalinity (RETAKE) met yesterday with stakeholders from industry, science and local authorities in Kiel, Germany. Together, they developed ideas and concepts for possible regional …>> read more
Members of the CDRmare research mission discuss joint research projects and their role as scientists in the public debate on marine CO2 removal methods at their three-day annual meeting in Berlin
Berlin, 19 February 2025. …>> 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
Mangrove forests, seagrass meadows, and salt marshes are supposed to do everything simultaneously: absorb and store carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, provide food, offer animals and plants a habitat, and, in any case, protect the …>> read more
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
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