"One Maine startup has an innovative approach that’s drawing attention from scientists and investors: grow massive amounts of seaweed and then bury it at the bottom of the deepest sea, where it will sequester carbon for thousands of years."

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Gagern, Antonius; Kapsenberg, Lydia (2021): Ocean Sequestration: Ocean Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR). A pre-reader for the January 27th funder meeting. climateworks.

"This report provides a detailed overview of several promising ocean-based approaches that may be able to achieve carbon removal at a multi-gigaton scale."

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"Ocean-based CDR mechanisms are currently being explored as part of a growing portfolio of CDR approaches. Philanthropy can play an important role in shaping the maturation process of ocean-based CDR approaches by ensuring transparent, inclusive, and responsible research and policy frameworks."

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Cox, Emily; Boettcher, Miranda; Spence, Elspeth; Bellamy, Rob (2021): Casting a Wider Net on Ocean NETs. In Front. Clim. 3, p. 4. DOI: 10.3389/fclim.2021.576294.

"Using a conceptual exploration of the ways in which different types of discourse may shape emerging ocean NETs governance, we show that the very idea of ocean NETs is likely to set the stage for a whole new range of contested futures."

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