Was just reminded by a colleague of the important opinion article below. It is worthwhile reading this every once in a while, especially if working on atmospheric CO2 removal. Investigating CDR is important, but remaining sceptical is essential. theconversation.com/climate-scient…

Selon cette étude Ipsos, 73% de #Suisses pensent à tort que manger local réduit de manière plus importante les émissions de gaz à effet de serrre qu'un régime #végétarien, soit le 2è pays avec le % le + élevé du sondage. Est-ce à cause de la polémique des fraises toute l'année?

I’m shocked by the streamers in the ejecta. In ordinary granular splash experiments we see nothing like this. A few musings about this in a thread… /1

🧵In a paper published today in Environmental Research Letters, Manon Berger, Lester Kwiatkowski, Laurent Bopp, and I used a high-resolution ocean biogeochemical model (NEMO-PISCES) to examine the efficacy and efficiency of kelp-based ocean CO₂ removal (CDR). 1/8