Our Oceans Incorporated

Blue Carbon, Bigger Future

Science EN ↓ 2 episoder

A multi-episode podcast series exploring how ocean health restoration, marine carbon removal, and rigorous measurement could shape a new carbon credit market. The series examines the science, economics, regulation, and risks behind ocean-based climate solutions, with a focus on responsible innovation, MRV, and the emerging blue economy.

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Our Oceans Incorporated

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Science

Siste episode

9. jun 2026

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Ocean Carbon Units: Turning Whale Waste Into Climate Action 09.06.2026

Michael Thompson and Emily Carter explore how simulated whale waste and phytoplankton blooms could scale from controlled experiments to measurable ocean carbon removal. They unpack the challenge of MRV, the ODAMS platform, and how Certified Ocean Carbon Units could reshape blue carbon markets while avoiding the pitfalls of more disruptive geoengineering methods.

The Ocean’s Unseen Carbon Engine 07.05.2026

We explore how phytoplankton and the biological carbon pump may already be capturing a massive share of global emissions, yet remain largely invisible in climate accounting. The conversation then turns to verification, governance, and new ideas like Certified Ocean Carbon Units, ocean alkalinity enhancement, and the challenge of turning ocean climate work into something measurable and responsibly...

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