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Indigenous perspectives are essential to the global conversation around climate change. In this crucial discussion, Ken Paul breaks down the emerging research field of Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal (MCDR)—the process of enhancing the ocean's ability to capture atmospheric CO2. Ken shares vital considerations, from Indigenous Data Sovereignty (IDG) and consultation to the need for Western science to embrace the "two-eyed seeing" approach. This is required to ensure MCDR technologies are developed responsibly and equitably for coastal and Indigenous communities.

Ken delves into methodologies like Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement (OAE) and macro-algae farming (kelp forests), arguing that long-term success depends entirely on building trust and making genuine partnerships at the outset, rather than simply extracting data or getting a "checkbox" of consultation.

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*TIMESTAMPS*
0:00 | Introduction & Why Indigenous Knowledge Matters
1:45 | What is Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal (MCDR)?
2:32 | The Science is New: Unpacking OAE and Macro-Algae
3:41 | The Trust Deficit: Why Western Science Fails Indigenous Communities
4:43 | The Solution: How to Build a True Knowledge Partnership
5:52 | The "Two-Eyed Seeing" Approach to Science
6:15 | Final Thoughts on Community Resilience and Climate Action

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*SPEAKER:* Ken Paul
*HOST:* Jamie Snook, Managing Director, Co-Management.ca
*Learn more at:* https://www.co-management.ca/