ExOIS welcomes new team member Dr Katie Roche to support the development of an EPA permit application for research field studies for ocean iron fertilization (OIF) 🌊 @whoi.edu

🌊 Register for the GO2NE webinar to learn more about how ocean iron fertilization may change ocean oxygen @cafethorium.bsky.social @aoschlies.bsky.social

🌊 The ExOIS consortium is committed to applying the most rigorous and independent science to evaluating ocean iron fertilization as a method of mCDR. The community needs high-quality data aimed at reducing uncertainty on these types of biotic changes.

🌊 During #UNOC3, ExOIS convened a panel of experts to discuss the topic of environmental and ecological monitoring, reporting and verification (eMRV) for marine CDR. This discussion is just beginning and needs to be front and centre as the mCDR community moves forward.

🌊 This #UNOC3 off-site side event is happening today, 3:30pm local time near Port Lympia in Nice. See original post for details.

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🌊 ExOIS is convening an off-site side event at #UNOC3 to discuss environmental and ecological #MRV to build trust and confidence in #mCDR research. Appetisers and a drink provided. 10th June, 15:30-17:30 FOAM, 1 Place du Pin, 06300 Nice, France Register: forms.gle/SHFVypTZo45D...

🌊 ExOIS is convening an off-site side event at #UNOC3 to discuss environmental and ecological #MRV to build trust and confidence in #mCDR research. Appetisers and a drink provided. 10th June, 15:30-17:30 FOAM, 1 Place du Pin, 06300 Nice, France Register: forms.gle/SHFVypTZo45D...

At #OOSC in Nice this week & am constantly hearing people say there is a global moratorium on #mCDR (or some specific approach like ocean fertilization). I heard the same last week at the Liege colloquium. It’s simply wrong. 🧵

🌊The ExOIS program office has an opening for a short-term position to help with the writing of an application for a permit for ocean iron fertilization #OIF field research in the high seas whoi.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/WHOI-E...

Come and see the ExOIS has poster at #OOSC this week. To find us, enter La Baleine, walk straight, turn left at the yellow submarine, turn right behind the pavilion, poster P136 🌊

On to the poster session #1 at #LiegeOcean25! Come by and say hi - I’ll be at the @exois-oceaniron.bsky.social poster in the back corner, come chat with me to learn more about what we think still needs to be done to evaluate OIF for mCDR

ExOIS has been on the road again, this time in Dallas at the @earthxorg.bsky.social conference to discuss the research needed to understand #OIF as a potential method of #mCDR earthx.org/schedule/

ExOIS is hosting an info exchange event at the Alaska Marine Science Symposium to present plans for fieldwork into #OIF as a method of #mCDR and to hear from local communities what their thoughts and concerns are. Wed 29 Jan, 6-8pm Details: alaskamarinescience.org/workshops

ExOIS is now active on Bluesky! #ExOIS is a is a not-for-profit non-commercial consortium of experts that strives to foster partnerships for scientific research to study if #OceanIronFertilization is a safe and efficient method of #mCDR. Learn more: oceaniron.org