Storing carbon in the deep ocean
Macroalgae grow fast and capture carbon dioxide via photosynthsis. This CO₂ can be permanently sequestered by sending it to the bottom of the ocean.
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Olivine sand in the Netherlands
This project amplifies “chemical weathering”, a natural process in which minerals such as olivine dissolve atmospheric CO₂.
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Injecting bio-oil deep underground
Biomass is converted to bio-oil with fast pyrolysis to then be pumped into the same underground rock formations that stored crude oil millions of years.
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Direct air capture and storage in Iceland
A carbon dioxide removal method that uses large fans to extract the CO₂ from air, before pumping it underground into special rock formations to be turned into stone.
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Reforestation in California
After huge wildfires destroyed vast areas of California’s forests, trees must be replanted to provide the native wildlife a home and recapture the CO₂ released into the atmosphere.
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Reforestation in Nepal
With the loss of over 70% of the nations forest cover, Nepal desperately needs new trees planted and protected to help the animals and people that depend so much on the local environment.
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