Explore the latest developments in marine carbon dioxide removal through this informative press conference from AGU23. Gain insights into the essential role of oceans in mitigating global warming and the challenges facing marine carbon removal research. Learn about recent advances in public and private initiatives, ethical considerations, and a pilot project in the Pacific Northwest. Hear from a panel of experts including NOAA officials, AGU leadership, Department of Energy advisors, and industry innovators as they discuss research progress, funding opportunities, practical applications, and ethical implications of marine carbon dioxide removal technologies.
Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal: Research, Funding, Applications and Ethics
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AGU23 Press Conference: Marine carbon removal research, funding, applications and ethics
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