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Thirroul filmmakers showcase the power of artificial whale poo theillawarraflame.com.au/news/thirroul-…

Pulling CO2 Out of the Surface Oceans: Combating Climate Change and Regenerating Ocean Health xprize.org/prizes/carbonr…

The #Ocean is the Next Frontier for the #CarbonRemoval Industry. Companies plan to build massive machines that will suck #CO2 out of the air and store it deep underground. Read more TIME time.com/6290814/ocean-… #oceansolutions #oceaninnovation #ocean #sustainability

#BlueCarbon Handbook. A guide to managing blue carbon #ecosystems as a nature-based solution for supporting #sustainable development. Read it here Ocean Panel oceanpanel.org/publication/bl… #oceansolutions #oceaninnovation #ocean #sustainability

(1/2) How do whales help the climate problem? A) They eat smaller fish B) Their poop is rich in nutrients that fertilize the ocean C) Their tail helps remove small, invasive species D) They help reduce tsunamis

(2/2) The correct answer is: B) Their poop is rich in nutrients that fertilize the ocean. Learn more about #XPRIZECarbonRemoval team WhaleX’s work here youtu.be/beMAbdbW2jo

Well 💩! No, WHALE 💩! This is amazing #Science and #Engineering! It would be a great compliment to your class reading Melissa Stewart’s amazing book Whale Fall! #WhaleX WhaleX youtu.be/beMAbdbW2jo

Satellites observe record-breaking marine heatwave hit North Atlantic space.com/climate-change…

XPRIZE is proud to have been one of the sponsors of @ICCB2023. XPRIZE EVP, Biodiversity & Conservation Peter Houlihan was joined on stage by our judges Dr. Luisa Arnedo (National Geographic) and Dr. Kevin Njabo (Congo Basin Institute) to announce the #XPRIZERainforest finalists. xprize.org/prizes/rainfor…

XPRIZE CEO Anousheh Ansari spoke at the @FutureMetaConf in Australia. Check out these photos of Ansari with Founding Co-Creator of the Futures Conference (and #XPRIZEWildfire Advisory Board member) Prof. Catherine Ball, Minderoo Foundation and #XPRIZECarbonRemoval team WhaleX.

I just learned that there is no word for wilderness in the Native American Mohawk language. That’s because they did not see themselves as separate from nature, but part of it. What a profound way of thinking 🌊🌳💧 #HudsonSwim2023

The mighty fin whale 🐋 The second largest, and the fastest whale on the planet. I’ve had this shot in my head for 3 years, with the dolphins bow riding in front, so getting this on Wednesday was incredible. Even more so, it was filmed here in the Celtic Sea. DJI

“The only pathway known to science that has the immediate capacity to remove greenhouse gases, particularly CO2, from the atmosphere at scale is photosynthesis”. Professor Ian Chubb former Chief Scientist

Is it possible to remove large quantities of carbon dioxide using…whale poop? 💩 Learn more about how #XPRIZECarbonRemoval team WhaleX plans to accomplish that by mimicking what whales have done for millennia! Watch the short doc here. youtu.be/beMAbdbW2jo

Our WhaleX scientists have signed the petition. We are hoping many more marine scientists will follow ⁦Ocean Nourishment⁩ theverge.com/2023/9/5/23854…

Just published! Characterising resting patterns of mother-calf humpback whale groups in Jervis Bay 🐋Scientific Reports dlvr.it/SvlcmV Eleanor Bruce USYD MSI SydneyUniGeo ARC Training Centre CUAVA

It is wonderful to see #ocean #cdr gaining the attention that is so desperately needed as over 200 leading scientists sign up headtopics.com/us/use-oceans-…

Dr Edwina Tanner and Dr Sam Lavender from the WhaleX team have joined the 200 leading scientists advocating for accelerated ocean research ⁦Ocean Nourishment⁩ oceanvisions.org/oceancdrresear…

John Ridley at Climate Cocktails in London spreading the word about WhaleX and ocean carbon sequestration ⁦Ocean Nourishment⁩