Category: ocean visions

Ocean Visions Releases Comprehensive Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal Ecosystem Database

Ocean Visions has released a comprehensive database that provides an in-depth repository of the diverse entities in the marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) sector

Ocean Visions Biennial Summit 2025: Advancing Solutions for Ocean-Climate Restoration

The Summit will explore approaches and solutions to climate disruption in the ocean through the lens of four key themes.

Statement: White House Office of Science and Technology Policy Releases National Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal Research Strategy

Ocean Visions fully supports the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy’s new national strategy to advance research into marine carbon dioxide removal.

First-ever assessment of pathways to slow Arctic sea ice loss identifies potential mitigation approaches and highlights need to increase collaborative, careful research

Ocean Visions’ digital road map designed to mobilize efforts to advance collective knowledge

Ocean Visions Announces First Recipients of the Ocean-Climate Innovation Fellowship

Ocean Visions fully supports the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy’s new national strategy to advance research into marine carbon dioxide removal.

Ocean Visions Unveils Ocean Iron Fertilization (OIF) Site Suitability Planning Tool

Ocean Visions and Esri have collaborated to create a first-of-its-kind Ocean Iron Fertilization Site Suitability Planning Tool.

Ocean Visions Selects Innovators for Second Cohort of Launchpad Program

Companies to receive expert support in optimizing marine carbon dioxide removal methods that may help address the climate crisis

Ocean Visions Creates Road Map to Advance Research for the Restoration of Blue Carbon

Effort to improve understanding of the potential of restoring blue carbon as a carbon dioxide removal strategy

Ocean Pavilion Returns to the UN Climate Conference with Call for Ocean Science to Lead Climate Solutions

Ocean Visions to lead and contribute to dialogues that directly address the causes and impacts of climate disruption.

Statement: U.S. Department of Energy Announces $36 Million to Advance Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal Techniques and Slash Harmful Greenhouse Gas Pollution

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced $36 million for 11 projects across 8 states to accelerate the development of marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) capture and storage technologies.