- Climate change is driving an urgent search for new solutions that can complement emissions reductions and help address the global scale of this challenge.
- Among the approaches receiving growing attention is marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR): a diverse set of strategies designed to enhance the ocean’s ability to absorb and store carbon.
- While mCDR is not a substitute for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, there is wide consensus amongst international researchers (IPCC) that carbon dioxide removal will also be needed to complement emissions reductions and to eventually reverse the ongoing climate disruption being caused by the existing buildup of greenhouse gases.
- As interest in mCDR grows, so does the need for tools that can help guide where research, testing, and potential deployments should occur.
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