Americas > FEATURE: Sinking biomass in anoxic basins attracts scientific interest but no guarantee of regulatory approval

FEATURE: Sinking biomass in anoxic basins attracts scientific interest but no guarantee of regulatory approval

Published 12:32 on December 13, 2024  /  Last updated at 12:32 on December 13, 2024  / /  Americas, EMEA, Nature-based, US, Voluntary

Several startups are proposing sinking biomass in anoxic basins, such as the Black Sea, to sequester carbon and generate removal credits, though they face hurdles related to wider scientific approval and regulatory sign-off before they can move ahead.
Several startups are proposing sinking biomass in anoxic basins, such as the Black Sea, to sequester carbon and generate removal credits, though they face hurdles related to wider scientific approval and regulatory sign-off before they can move ahead.


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