The U.S. Department of Energy earmarks $36 million for advancing marine carbon dioxide removal, a critical step towards a sustainable future.
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This funding propels 11 innovative projects across eight states, focusing on the ocean's role in mitigating climate change.
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"Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm emphasizes the need for diverse, innovative climate solutions in achieving President Biden’s decarbonization goals.
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The initiative is part of the SEA-CO2 program, targeting scalable technologies for effective carbon removal.
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Collaborations include top universities and national labs, underscoring a multi-disciplinary approach to environmental challenges.
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Projects range from developing advanced ocean modeling systems to creating miniature sensor chips for carbon flux monitoring.
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This investment aligns with the Biden-Harris Administration's commitment to a net-zero emissions economy by 2050.
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The DOE's move is a significant contribution to global leadership in clean energy and climate crisis mitigation.
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These efforts represent a paradigm shift in harnessing oceanic capabilities for long-term environmental sustainability.
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