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25.11.2025

COP30

COP30: DACCUSS showcases CO₂ removal through Gabbro and Basalt

The CDRterra project DACCUSS is present at the UN Climate Conference in Belém. Together with the European Business Council for Sustainable Energy (e5), the team presents how Gabbro and Basalt can be used for CO₂ removal — and how research from the CDRterra consortium contributes to developing new carbon-negative building materials.

New positions at CDRterra in Education & Communication

10.10.2025

Career

New positions at CDRterra in Education & Communication

For the CDRterra collaborative project CDRSynTra2 at LMU Munich, we are looking for two new team members in the fields of Education for Sustainable Development and Science Communication.

10.09.2025

Interview

Forests as a Key to Climate Protection – Interview with Julia Pongratz

CDRterra spokesperson Julia Pongratz explains in a recent LMU interview how drought damage is affecting the CO₂ storage capacity of German forests and which measures are now needed.

CDRterra Spokesperson Julia Pongratz Appointed to German Council of Climate Experts

07.08.2025

climate policy

CDRterra Spokesperson Julia Pongratz Appointed to German Council of Climate Experts

Julia Pongratz, professor at LMU Munich and spokesperson for CDRterra, has been appointed by the German government to the Council of Experts on Climate Change. The independent panel annually evaluates the implementation of the Federal Climate Change Act.

Two Positions at CDRterra: Knowledge Transfer and Visual Communication

16.07.2025

Career

Two Positions at CDRterra: Knowledge Transfer and Visual Communication

Join CDRterra: We’re looking for a Knowledge Transfer Lead and a Visual Designer (both with very good German skills) to help bring CDR research into policy, society, and public dialogue.

CDR as a Key Task for the Future: Science meets Policy in dialogue

26.06.2025

Parliamentary Breakfast

CDR as a Key Task for the Future: Science meets Policy in dialogue

On June 26, the research initiatives CDRterra and CDRmare hosted a parliamentary breakfast at the German Bundestag, focusing on a vital question: How can carbon dioxide removal (CDR) on land and at sea become an integral part of an effective climate strategy for Germany?