Posts by: COMPASS

Ocean Biogeochemical Data and Model Analyst Dr. Chelsey Baker uses ocean and Earth system models — computer-based representations of how different parts of the Earth system interact — to explore questions around marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) that can't be answered through observation alone. Her work looks at questions ranging from the potential impacts o...

In this special video edition of Plan Sea, host Anna Madlener and Carbon to Sea’s Senior Manager for Communications, Danny Gawlowski, record from the Ocean Sciences Meeting (OSM) in Glasgow, Scotland. They sit down with members of the COMPASS mCDR Communication Leaders program —  Dr. Abigale Wyatt, an ocean modeler from Worthy, Dr. Mariam Swaleh, who lead...

What does it take to move emerging climate solutions beyond the lab? How do you build trust around new approaches? What can you realistically measure? And how do we share what we’re learning so others don't have to start from scratch? Those are some of the questions Dr. Mallory Ringham has been working to answer. As an observational chemical oceanographer at E...

When people think about marine carbon dioxide removal, they often focus on the technology. But just as important are the questions about how decisions get made, whose perspectives are included, and how communities can help shape the future of the field. Those questions are at the heart of Dr. Amanda Borth's work. As a social scientist with experience working on ...

The ocean is like a giant sponge, quietly absorbing and storing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. If we could make that sponge even more absorbent — through coastal restoration projects, innovative technologies, or other interventions — we could capture and store more carbon, helping slow climate change and reduce its impacts. That’s the promise of marine c...