Americas > US non-profit proposes code of conduct for marine CO2 removal research

US non-profit proposes code of conduct for marine CO2 removal research

Published 17:51 on November 7, 2023  /  Last updated at 17:51 on November 7, 2023  /  Americas, International, Nature-based, US, Voluntary

A US-headquartered non-profit has proposed a comprehensive code of conduct to guide the burgeoning field of marine CO2 removal (mCDR) research, in an effort to minimise damage to ecosystems, communities, and the industry's reputation that could be caused by the sector's hurried development.
A US-headquartered non-profit has proposed a comprehensive code of conduct to guide the burgeoning field of marine CO2 removal (mCDR) research, in an effort to minimise damage to ecosystems, communities, and the industry's reputation that could be caused by the sector's hurried development.


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