COP29: A Call for a Global North-South R&D Program
Global warming is accelerating faster than most models predicted. We must focus on raising the global ambition to accelerate from carbon-intensive energy systems…
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Easier access to metocean weather data
All offshore systems endure large environmental forces due to waves, wind and current present in the ocean. Weather data is a key input…
Is zero-emission fish a possibility?
What would a zero-emission fishing vessel look like? Technology already exists to make it happen but there are still barriers to overcome.
Q&A: Can we capture CO₂ from the ocean?
The removal of greenhouse gases from the atmosphere has been highlighted as a critical component of almost every path to achieving the goals…
Ocean Lab lowers the threshold to promote innovation in the ocean space
Science and engineering are not the clean disciplines as portrayed by the controlled environment of a laboratory. Innovation must survive the messy world…
COP28: Why we need carbon dioxide removal
Drastically reducing greenhouse gas emissions won’t be enough to achieve the goals in the Paris agreement and reach net-zero emissions by 2050. We will also need to remove excess greenhouse gases, in particular CO2, from the atmosphere and oceans. This is known as “carbon dioxide removal” (CDR).
