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Macroalgae Cultivation and Carbon Sequestration

Cultivating seaweed to capture and sequester CO2

State of Technology

OverviewTechnology ReadinessCDR PotentialEnvironmental Co-benefitsEnvironmental RisksSocial Co-benefitsSocial Risks

Development Gaps and Needs

Addressing Knowledge GapsEngineering Challenges and NeedsBuilding a Global WorkforceBuilding a Seaweed Carbon MarketPublic Awareness and Support Are Low

First-Order Priorities

Develop New Modeling Tools to Support Design and EvaluationAccelerate Design and Permitting of Controlled Field TrialsMeasure the Scale and Impacts of CDR via Macroalgae SinkingDevelop New In-Water Tools for Autonomous CDR OperationsDevelop CDR Monitoring and Verification ProtocolsAccelerate RD&D Through New PartnershipsBroaden Funding Base for RD&DGrowing & Maintaining Public Support
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