- A new report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine finds that marine carbon dioxide removal (CDR) could play an important role in addressing climate change, but faces significant governance gaps that could limit its development and deployment.
- Sabin Center’s Deputy Director Romany Webb serves on the National Academies’ Standing Committee that authored the report’s analysis of marine CDR governance**.**
- The report was published today and updates two key sections of the 2022 report: (1) exploring a broad range of governance considerations for marine CDR, and (2) discussing the specific marine CDR technique of ocean alkalinity enhancement (OAE).
Read the full news here: New National Academies Report Highlights Governance Barriers for Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal Research