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“Inventive Intervention for the Climate” An Article from Climate Story Network
Another feature of Planetary’s work in Nova Scotia highlighted by Climate Story Network. This article has a nice overview of our Tufts Cove Project along with the dye tracer study performed by Dalhousie University. We loved this quote from Holly Jean Buck Holly Jean Buck, the author of books like After Geoengineering and Ending Fossil […]
“An Alkaline Solution” – Planetary and OAE highlighted in Science
Planetary’s work in Nova Scotia has been highlighted in a Science magazine feature. The feature takes our Tufts Cove project as a case study while describing the broader state of Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement (OAE) research internationally, noting rising interest in the field, significant environmental and economic potential, and ongoing work being done to […]
“Making Waves” – Planetary featured in Toronto Star
Dr. Will Burt, Chief Ocean Scientist, talked with the Toronto Star about Planetary’s technology and our pilot project in Nova Scotia. Article written by David Peterson, published Friday October 13, 2023. Read the article.
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Planetary Sourcing Long Term Alkalinity for Project in the UK
We were very pleased to receive the Water Research Centre’s (WRc) report in February on our proposed project in Hayle, Cornwall, which found that our Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement technology has the potential for “significant net carbon removal” and that our proposed trial represents a “very low” risk to marine organisms. Our team has thoroughly reviewed […]
Environmental Baseline Survey Characterises St Ives Bay
Planetary has released an Environmental Baseline Survey report to document the environmental conditions in and around St Ives Bay, particularly the marine environment surrounding the wastewater diffusers off Godrevy Head. This report, prepared in support of the proposed ocean alkalinity enhancement carbon removal trial, contributes to our scientific understanding of the local marine environment, and […]
Initial Ecotoxicological Testing Results
As part of our ongoing effort to assess the safety of our proposed projects, Planetary is working with Carbon to Sea, a nonprofit initiative with a mission to evaluate OAE as a viable pathway to repair historic carbon pollution. As part of that work, Planetary submitted several alkalinity sources for ecotoxicological testing by an independent […]