Can our oceans help fight #ClimateChange? 🌊 The SEAO2-CDR project is assessing if marine #CO2 removal methods could turn down the heat.  Our latest interview explores why industry matters, the legal challenges and community impact. 👉 https://shorturl.at/EbEBw  @c-r-pearce.bsky.social @noc.ac.uk

📹Our second #mCDR #masterclass was presented by Professor Phil Renforth (@heriotwattuni.bsky.social) It focuses on some of the main concepts behind techno-economic and life cycle analyses (#TEA/ #LCA) and discusses why they’re important for mCDR assessments. www.youtube.com/watch?v=42oV...

❔Do you want to learn what about #mCDR and this project? 🎓Introducing mCDR #masterclass by SEAO2-CDR - a series of webinars, where researchers from our project will discuss scientific, economic, legal, political, social and ethical aspects of marine carbon dioxide removal research. 🌊 #ocean #co2

Wow. 🤯 Not sure if this counts as #OOSC2025 going out with a splash or #UNOC2025 kicking off with a bang, but either way it was pretty epic! Hope the conversations next week as just as illuminating. Merci Nice!

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. 🧵

In conjunction with the release of the report highlighting the critical role of governments in developing marine CO₂ removal (mCDR), we held a panel to discuss some of the details at #OOSC in Nice, France. Get the report here: oceanpanel.org/publication/... #UNOC #UNOceanConference #OceanPanel

New report released today on marine carbon dioxide removal #OOSC covering scientific, MRV, environmental, social & governance issues and role of governments in responsible #mCDR R&D 🌊 High Level Panel for a Sustainable Ocean Economy & WRI oceanpanel.org/publication/...

🌊 More than 1400 abstracts have been submitted for the One Ocean Science Congress. To manage this substantial volume, it will commence half a day earlier than initially planned. It will begin on 3rd June at 14:00 and conclude on 6th June as originally scheduled. #OneOceanScience #OOSC

Participating in a webinar next Tuesday that focuses on the implications of COP29 for carbon dioxide removal markets: www.linkedin.com/posts/carbon...