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Jan 15 Webinar: “Regional Perspectives on mCDR along the U.S. West Coast, Alaska, and British Columbia”
This webinar provides a regional overview of marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) activities along the North American Pacific Coast. Speakers will highlight regional climate goals, policy landscapes, science priorities, and ongoing mCDR projects in Alaska, Washington, British Columbia, Oregon, and California. The post Jan 15 Webinar: “Regional Perspectives o
NOAA’s OA Indicator Tool shows Alaska OA data and trends
An ocean acidification indicator dashboard hosted by NOAA uses long-term ocean observing data to provide snapshots of ocean chemistry around the country. The dashboard includes regions within Alaska waters and provides information on the parameters, data source, and general trends. The dashboard aggregates publicly available data and is updated annually. The
University of Alaska student opportunity: add OA sampling to your project
The Ocean Acidification Research Center (OARC) at UAF is pleased to announce the ’Samples of Opportunity’ program again for summer 2026. This program gives current UA students the option to add a new tool, marine carbonate chemistry, to their data toolbox free of charge. Ocean Acidification data can be applied to interdisciplinary research areas including aq
Alaska OA researchers meet in Anchorage
Seventeen Alaska OA researchers met in person at the end of January during the Alaska Marine Science Symposium to catch up on updates and discuss the topic of mCDR (marine carbon dioxide removal). The symposium week included OA posters, talks and the opportunity for good conversations. The post Alaska OA researchers meet in Anchorage appeared first on Alaska
Webinar Feb 18: Ocean acidification and marine carbon dioxide removal
The International OA Alliance is hosting a webinar to discuss the links between mCDR and ocean acidification — particularly, the state of the science, as well as how certain actions might achieve specific desired goals. The post Webinar Feb 18: Ocean acidification and marine carbon dioxide removal appeared first on Alaska Ocean Acidification Network .
Ten takeaways about marine carbon dioxide removal from the Ocean Sciences Meeting
Read a blog post about the Ocean Sciences Meeting in Glasgow, Scotland and observations about the field of mCDR by Darcy Dugan (Alaska OA Network Director) and Sarah Schumann (Fishery Friendly Climate Action Campaign). The post Ten takeaways about marine carbon dioxide removal from the Ocean Sciences Meeting appeared first on Alaska Ocean Acidification Netwo
Recorded webinar: Defining “Fishery Sensitive” mCDR
This webinar summarized the findings of a project that engaged fishermen from across the US to provide input on what responsible marine carbon dioxide removal would look like from the fishing community perspective. Eleven Alaska fishermen participated in roundtable discussions, and the Alaska OA Network was a partner in writing guidance memos based on the di
April 28: Virtual screening of new ocean acidification film
The International Ocean Acidification Alliance has partnered with LUMA Storytelling to create a short film "Changing Waters: Time for Action on Ocean Acidification." The film features stories and experiences tackling OA and climate-ocean change in North America, Latin America, and the Pacific Island Region. Join introductory remarks by Rep Chellie Pingree, a
This October: International Symposium on the Ocean in a High-CO₂ World
The 6th International Symposium on the Ocean in a High-CO₂ World will be held Oct 13-16 2026 in Wellington, New Zealand. The Symposium takes place every four years and convenes thought leaders and researchers from across the globe to explore the impact of rising CO₂ and help shape future ocean science solutions. Registration is open. The post This October: I
Newly introduced Bycatch Reduction Act includes assessment of OA
Ocean acidification is one of the ecosystem components identified for analysis under a new Bycatch Reduction Act introduced by Senator Sullivan (R-Alaska). The post Newly introduced Bycatch Reduction Act includes assessment of OA appeared first on Alaska Ocean Acidification Network .