Скачать или смотреть OA Week 2025 - mCDR: Impacts and Opportunities for Ocean Acidification

In addition to strong emission reductions, Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) strategies may become critical to avoid exceeding the temperature limits of the Paris Agreement. Robust and optimised monitoring is essential to enable reliable carbon accounting and guarantee the capacity to continuously and consistently detect the early emergence of CDR-related signals and potential side-effects. In this session we will hear from researchers across the world working to advance our knowledge on the potential opportunities and biogeochemical impacts of marine CDR, particularly concerning ocean acidification.

Moderator:

Ana C. Franco
Barcelona Supercomputing Center

Speakers:
Brendan Carter
UW/CICOES
Monitoring and modeling for ocean alkalinity enhancement in the Pacific Northwest

Nina Bednaršek
Jožef Stefan Institute, Slovenia
The impact of OAE on marine calcifiers: biological effects assessment and mitigation potential on ocean acidification

Patrick Duke
Carbon Run

Lina Hansson
IAEA’s Ocean Acidification International Coordination Centre (OA-ICC)
“Early capacity building efforts on the biological response of OAE” (or “Best practices and early capacity building efforts on OAE”)

Hendrik Grosselindemann
Universität Bern