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12.06.2025

CDRSynTra exhibition on Carbon Removal at Deutsches Museum

Starting 17 June, the exhibition “Shaping Climate Futures” will be on display at the Deutsches Museum – featuring content from the CDRterra project CDRSynTra. It explores the role carbon dioxide removal can play in climate action. On view until 29 June, admission included.

Postdoc positions on climate-ecosystems and CDR modeling

30.05.2025

Career

Postdoc positions on climate-ecosystems and CDR modeling

CDRterra is hiring two postdocs at LMU Munich: on climate–ecosystem interactions and modeling of carbon dioxide removal methods. Learn more and apply now!

No efficiency loss when combining land and ocean CDR, study shows

21.05.2025

Publication

No efficiency loss when combining land and ocean CDR, study shows

A new Nature Communications paper led by CDRterra researcher Yiannis Moustakis finds that combining a marine and terrestrial carbon dioxide removal method does not reduce effectiveness – offering flexibility for designing more sustainable, diverse mitigation strategies.

20.05.2025

Online-Event

Webinar: CDR needs debate

How can an informed and fair debate on CDR succeed? The CDRterra webinar on June 4 (2 – 3 pm) offers insights into current recommendations and invites you to discuss the social challenges of CDR. Register now!

Key requirements to evaluate climate response options

02.05.2025

Publication

Key requirements to evaluate climate response options

A new study from the STEPSEC consortium identifies major gaps in current frameworks for assessing climate responses and approaches to overcome them. The findings are relevant beyond evaluating carbon dioxide removal (CDR) measures and speak to broader climate action.

Estimating afforestation potential in climate models more accurately

23.04.2025

Publication

Estimating afforestation potential in climate models more accurately

Afforestation is considered the most important land-based CDR method. A new CDRterra study shows that climate models differ greatly in their estimates of the CO₂ storage potential in forests – with consequences for the assessment of future climate protection strategies.