This course explores the science and ethics of ocean-based Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) strategies. The learning outcomes include understanding the potential of oceans in net negative emissions strategies, exploring various CDR methods, and discussing the need for a scientific code of conduct. The course teaches about land flow methods, coastal blue carbon, ocean iron solutions, and principles for governance. The teaching method involves presentations by experts in the field. The intended audience includes individuals interested in climate solutions, oceanography, and environmental ethics.
The Science and Ethics of Ocean-Based Carbon Dioxide Removal
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Welcome
Land Flow Methods
Why the Oceans are Important
Coastal Blue Carbon
Six Ways to Remove Carbon Dioxide
Takeaways
Ocean Iron Solutions
Margaret Leinen
Dr John OBrien
How do we proceed
Terms
House of Commons
Principles for Governance
Climate Response Fund
Climate Engineering Research Principles
Carnegie Climate Governance Group
Science Group
Principles for Geoengineering
Questions
Ocean Acidification
Wired Magazine Gregory Barber
Lack of Knowledge
New York Times
Why arent we there yet
Taught by
AGU
