Ocean carbon dioxide removal (CDR) via electrochemistry - A ClimateWorks production

[kadnify]

As usual, this approach is not a silver bullet but a promising and potentially world-changing method… especially when collocation of renewables is leveraged. Great video.

[naturelab-]

Wondering what's the cost and possible impacts on the marine environment (e.g., microalgae bloom from adding silicate to ocean? changes of natural habitats?)

[AlexRobertJordan]

What is the software that was used to create this diagram / info graphic?

[aaronkolatch]

So we know how to do this. But the question is are we going to move in a direction to really put this to use.

[clavo]

This mega approach of getting governments and industry to cooperate seems to be headed for being a great place where good ideas go to die. The economics is a matter of business design. Make a small experiment like a floating barge that is an entertainment venue and charge a fee for tying up your sail boat and eating at the high rise restaurant and see what happens. The instant approach is making the perfection the enemy of the good.

[bobleclair]

Leave it to the trees, less confusion

[nggamers]

I think by making artificial iland in the ocean and planting trees 🌲 all over can be done I am not that educated but plant need carbon dioxide and if there is no human in the iland than the plant absorb carbon dioxide from sea is that possible 😂