Americas > First marine carbon removal tests show “minimal” impacts on wildlife, but more needed

First marine carbon removal tests show “minimal” impacts on wildlife, but more needed

Published 12:04 on February 18, 2025  /  Last updated at 12:04 on February 18, 2025  / /  Americas, Nature-based, US, Voluntary

Early monitoring, reporting, and verification findings for a marine carbon removal project suggest "minimal" environmental impact from the removal process, although further large-scale testing is needed, according to the California-based developer.
Early monitoring, reporting, and verification findings for a marine carbon removal project suggest "minimal" environmental impact from the removal process, although further large-scale testing is needed, according to the California-based developer.


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