First international guidelines target ocean geoengineering risks and oversight

The Guardian reports on initial global guidelines for ocean-based carbon removal and geoengineering, as the emerging industry expands with proponents arguing it is necessary for climate mitigation while critics call for more research.

First covered Nov 12, 2026 · 3:00 AM PT · 1 article

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2h Guardian Environment First guidelines on attempts to manipulate the ocean put spotlight on geoengineering industry — Proponents argue ocean carbon removal is necessary to counteract the effects of the climate crisis but critics say more research is needed A cluster of candy…

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Appeared in: 2026-11-12 (#1)

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