A new article published in Open Access Government discusses why public and stakeholder perceptions are critical for shaping the future of marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) as a climate mitigation approach. 

Highlighting the insights being derived from the SEAO2CDR project, the article considers the current governance gaps associated with mCDR technologies and why communication and participation is vital for building frameworks for transparent and responsible ocean-based carbon dioxide removal. 

Read the full article on the Open Access Government website: https://doi.org/10.56367/OAG-050-12306 

Written by Jan Bazyli Klakla (CASE Center for Social and Economic Research), Christine Merk (Kiel Institute for the World Economy), Zeynep Clulow (University of Cambridge), Manfredi Marciante (LUISS University), Ginevra le Moli (European University Institute) and Yelena Yermakova (LUISS University), the article is the latest in the SEAO2-CDR series in Open Access Government.

You can read all articles published so far here: https://www.openaccessgovernment.org/stakeholder/the-seao2-cdr-project/197297/