YCNCC researchers are exploring how we can accelerate geological processes and scale the ocean carbon sink to reduce atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases at a climate-relevant timescale. Major initiatives include Enhanced Weathering and Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal (mCDR).
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Seasonal Watershed Responses to Enhanced Weathering — a Q&A with YCNCC Researcher Fengchao Sun
YCNCC Science Communications Fellow Samantha Tracy recently sat down with Sun to discuss the role of watersheds and hydrology in enhanced weathering.
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YCNCC Researcher Gabby Kitch Contributes to National Academies of Science’s Updated Report on Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal
NASEM’s 2026 mCDR report update highlights progress to date, and key research needs, in advancing ocean alkalinity enhancement as a climate solution.
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A Widespread Agricultural Practice Is An Unexpected CO2 Sink [Nature]
Nature News and Views features newly published research from YCNCC Postdoctoral Associate Tim Jesper Suhrhoff on agricultural liming as CDR.
