The ocean already absorbs about a quarter of all the CO2 humans put into the atmosphere every year. That’s not
Harnessing the Ocean: Why McKinsey’s Latest on Ocean CDR Reinforces Our OIF Vision The ocean is Earth’s greatest carbon reservoir
Introduction: The Question of Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) As Ocean Iron Fertilization (OIF) gains attention as a climate restoration strategy,
Introduction: Fishing, Fuel, and Climate The global fishing industry is an essential provider of food and livelihoods—but it’s also a
Introduction: Connecting Ocean Productivity to Protein Affordability In our previous discussion on climate restoration and hunger, we explored how Ocean
From Climate Restoration to Economic Growth While Ocean Iron Fertilization (OIF) is primarily seen as a climate restoration tool, its
The Connection Between Climate and Food Security Hunger remains one of the most pressing global challenges, and organizations like The
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Methane is a potent greenhouse gas that causes about 1/3 of today’s global warming. Using Enhanced Atmospheric Methane Oxidation (EAMO),
Restoring our climate will require pulling a trillion tons of legacy carbon dioxide from the atmosphere by 2050. Farming seaweed,
Ocean iron fertilization (OIF) appears to be the fastest, safest and most effective climate restoration solution although it was controversial