Finance, Governance, and Indigenous Participation in mCDR

​There are many ways that the oceans can play a role in cleaning up climate pollution through marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR). But the oceans are a globally shared critical resource that must be handled with great care.

This panel will explore the complexities of governing mCDR activity, what roles indigenous peoples can play in mCDR, and different models for financing all of the work required to clean up climate pollutions and combat ocean acidification.

Moderator:
Francesca Hillery, Indigenous Greenhouse Gas Removal Commission and Global Ocean Health

Panelists:
Wil Burns, Institute for Responsible Carbon Removal
Meghan Gavin, Carbon Containment Lab
Nathan Soccorsy, Anchor QEA

​Location: In person guests can join us at Maritime Blue, Fisherman's Wharf, Seattle located at 1900 West Nickerson St, Suite 300

​Virtual participants can join via zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/3233046724?pwd=WUl3N2lHZkhSeDA1KzIxRm9IZUc2QT09&omn=81489210172

​NOTE: This is one session as part of a full mCDR Day conference. If you want to attend in person please consider joining us for the full day! See: Oceans as Climate Heroes: mCDR Day · Luma