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Algae and cyanobacteria are a promising research area for #CarbonRemoval technology. Alistair McCormick, McCormick Lab, discusses his work at the frontline of this research and why he’s excited to sit on CTRF’s Advisory Board. ctrfoundation.com/about-us/resou…

Great to be joined by founding investor team, Fremr, for 2 days of discussions. Also, the 1st Scientific Advisory Council in-person meeting to review research proposals. Great progress and will be announcing funding decisions in soon! #carbonremoval #biotech #carbonsequestration

Join our small and dynamic team and play a significant role in developing the CTRF strategy and development as Head of Research Programme! More info in the link: oxfordhr.com/jobs/head-of-r… #resetconnect #climateaction #climatejobs #carbonremoval #sustainabilityjobs

We're hiring! We’re looking for an experienced Head of Research to join our team. We’re investing in brilliant ideas to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to help prevent dangerous warming. Join us! See below...

📌If you or someone you know would be interested in finding out more about this exciting opportunity, get in touch today! Applications close on 31st July. #climateaction #sustainabilityjobs #climatejobs #resetconnect

Welcome Philippa! She joins as Head of Comms & Impact, with 20+ years experience as a journalist, communication and strategic partnership specialist. She has worked for BBC, ITV, other media channels, and recently with University of Exeter's European Centre for Environment and

Exciting news!! 👇 👇 👇 We are delighted to announce our support for three new and pioneering research projects supercharging nature to remove greenhouse gases. The climate crisis is here now and the urgent need to remove GHGs from the atmosphere must be part of the many

Congratulations to the research teams behind this key breakthrough. They have discovered a way to capture carbon dioxide with electricity, thanks to the identification of a CO2-converting enzyme. The case for early stage research funding is both clear and urgent but more

Congratulations to Steve Long University of Illinois who has been announced as among world's most influential scientists – reflected through their publication of multiple papers frequently cited by their peers during the last decade. Supporting work like his is vital to finding scalable

#COP28 starts this week. With every increment of warming: The risks, impacts & related losses & damages escalate. Adaptation options are becoming more constrained & less effective. What our future will look like depends on the choices we make today. bit.ly/SRYRpt23

Climate finance is flowing, but not at the scale that we need and not in an equitable way. Private sector investment flows are increasing and that gives me hope. - Liz Yee to Boston Consulting Group #BTS

A key US regulator is planning to put in place guardrails for the fast-growing market for voluntary carbon-credit derivatives. trib.al/71Cn6ht

#IPCC's report found that carbon dioxide removal is unavoidable to reach #NetZero & is essential to returning from a temporary temperature overshoot. Hear the latest insights on emerging research & knowledge gaps. ➡️ bit.ly/IP28ev9 Follow live ➡️ bit.ly/IP288

Our 2024 Funding Call launch is fast approaching📣 Please share! share! share! and sign up to find out more during our webinar on 16th Jan 2024. Hear about our forthcoming call for proposals and the steps required to apply. The event also includes a panel discussions with

And it's live 👇 👇 👇 Our 2024 Call for proposals is now open. Visit our website for more info and to apply. We are inviting applications for funding into new methods of carbon sequestration, which have their roots in nature, but which could be scaled significantly using

Thanks to ActivePhilanthropy for profiling our work in #supercharging #natural systems to remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere at scale and catalysing #funding and #research into these solutions, in this excellent case study. activephilanthropy.org/climatefunding… Perhaps most important

Huge Congratulations to Assistant Professor Jessica Swanson from University of Utah who been named a 2024 Cottrell Scholar by the Research Corporation for Science Advancement. This prestigious award recognizes early-career faculty who are advancing innovation in both research and education.

Over the summer at the University of Exeter we have been investigating whether swimming in #sewage polluted rivers and lakes across the UK 🇬🇧 increases the risk of carrying antibiotic-resistant E. coli in our guts 🦠 But non-swimmers can carry these bacteria, too. If you do not swim in