Kategorie: Video

Peer-reviewed Publications

Pongratz et al. (2024): The state of carbon dioxide removal through afforestation and reforestation

Julia Pongratz, Clemens Schwingshackl, Thomas Gasser, Andrea Castanho, Giacomo Grassi IN: Proceedings of the 11th International Carbon Dioxide Conference

Here the authors present new estimates of CDR by A/R based on multiple bookkeeping models (those also used in GCP’s 2023 global carbon budget). They compare these with estimates of A/R and forest management based on the NGHGIs after correcting for natural fluxes. CDR through A/R amounts to 1,860 MtCO2 (1,160-2,230 MtCO2; full range across models) per year globally, averaged over 2013-2022. CDR in managed forests based on NGHGIs is 2000 MtCO2 per year over the same period.

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This Is CDR Ep.86: Communicating Carbon Removal with Dr. Rob Bellamy

on youtube, 1h

In this episode of „This Is CDR“, OpenAir welcomed Dr. Rob Bellamy to discuss his recent paper „Communicating Carbon Removal.“ Dr. Rob Bellamy is Lecturer in Climate and Society in the Department of Geography at the University of Manchester. His research focuses on the social science of climate, nature, and technology, exploring how climate change and responses to it are perceived, evaluated, and governed. He is currently Co-Investigator and Lead on Responsible Innovation for the UK’s national carbon dioxide removal directorate hub, CO2RE.

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Planet Schule: Kühlung für die Erde

Weltweit wird nach Wegen gesucht, um bereits ausgestoßenes Kohlendioxid aus der Luft zu entfernen. Diese Kurz-Videoreihe (aus dem gleichnamigen ARTE-Film „Kühlung für die Erde“) zeigt verschiedene Methoden und lässt sie von drei führenden Köpfen der Klimaforschung bewerten: Prof. Jan Minx aus Potsdam, die US-Amerikanerin Jennifer Wilcox und Prof. Julia Pongratz von der Münchner Universität.

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Ocean-based carbon sequestration in the Arctic/sub-Arctic: Physical Oceanography October 2023

by IARPC Collaborations on youtube, 56 min

This meeting focused on ocean carbon sequestration especially on Alaska, as US federal budget for FY24 Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal (mCDR) has been increased over 60%. Jessica Cross (PNNL) presented „Cleaning up climate change: Practical climate recovery and carbon dioxide removal.“ Matthew Long ([C]Worthy) presented „[C]Worthy: Building the tools needed to ensure safe, effective ocean-based carbon dioxide removal.“

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This Is CDR Ep. 81: [C]Worthy – Safe, Effective, Verifiable Tools for Marine CDR – Dr. Matthew Long

by OpenAir on youtube.com, 58min

In this episode of This Is CDR OpenAir welcomes [C]Worthy Co-Founder and Executive Director Matthew Long to discuss the new organization’s vital mission to build software that supports multi-scale oceanographic modeling and data integration for quantifying the efficacy and ecological impacts of marine CDR.

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Webinar: Model Legislation to Advance Ocean Carbon Dioxide Removal Research

by Ocean Visions on youtube, 57 min

In this webinar, Romany Webb, Associate Research Scholar at Columbia Law School and Deputy Director of the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law, describes the existing legal framework for ocean carbon dioxide removal research in the U.S. and highlight key gaps and shortcomings in that framework. She also discusses possible legal reforms to facilitate safe and responsible ocean carbon dioxide removal research. A key focus will be on new model legislation the Sabin Center developed to streamline the permitting of research projects and ensure they are conducted in a scientifically sound way that minimizes risks and maximizes benefits.

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German News

Warum wir das CO2 nicht einfach aus der Luft saugen können

von Doktor Whatson auf youtube, 14:38 min

„Kohlendioxid einfach aus der Luft filtern. Das klingt super. Und die Technologien dafür gibt es auch schon! Viele Menschen scheinen zu glauben, das Carbon-Dioxide-Removal allein uns aus der Klimakatastrophe führen kann. Die Schweizer AG Climeworks betreibt die weltweit erste kommerzielle Anlage für Direct Air Capture and Carbon Storage. Die Autoren haben mit dem CTO der Firma über das Potential dieser Technologie gesprochen und seine Aussagen haben sie sehr überrascht.“

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