Carbon Sequestration
A nature-based pathway for long-term carbon storage in the oxygen-free depths of the Black Sea.
Carbon removalClimate & Nature-based Solutions
In nature, CO2 is captured by plants and naturally carried by rivers out to the sea, where the organic carbon sinks to the sea floor. The bottom of the Black Sea, completely lacking oxygen, preserves this plant carbon for thousands of years.
Rewind leverages the abundant agriculture and forestry around the Black Sea, existing supply chains, and proprietary technology to scale carbon removal to a gigaton and beyond.
Focus areas
- Nature-based carbon removal
- Black Sea anoxic storage
- Agricultural and forestry biomass
- Existing regional supply chains
- Long-term carbon preservation
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MicroplasticsIntegrated research on the identification, distribution and removal of microplastics from the environment and wastewater.
PlanktonPlankton sampling, quantitative microscopy and automated imaging during marine research cruises.