Explore the critical role of oceans in regulating Earth's climate and their vulnerability to climate change in this 53-minute panel discussion. Delve into various climate intervention strategies, including stratospheric aerosol injection, cloud brightening, and ocean-based carbon dioxide removal. Learn about the potential benefits, limitations, and risks associated with these approaches, as well as the regulatory considerations for their application. Join experts David Koweek from Ocean Visions, Ken Buesseler from WHOI, and Cheryl Harrison from Louisiana State University as they address pressing questions about the future impacts of climate intervention efforts on our oceans. Recorded at the Ocean Sciences Meeting in New Orleans on February 20, 2024, this informative session provides valuable insights into the complex relationship between climate interventions and oceanic ecosystems.
Overview
Syllabus
Climate interventions and our oceans – ask us anything
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AGU
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