Blue Carbon Ecosystems
Coastal vegetated habitats such as mangroves, salt marshes and seagrass meadows that capture and store substantial carbon in biomass and sediments.
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Electrochemical Carbon Dioxide Reduction
The use of electricity, catalysts and electrochemical interfaces to convert carbon dioxide into chemical products.
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Permafrost Carbon Feedback
The climate interaction in which thaw exposes frozen organic matter to decomposition and releases additional greenhouse gases.
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Ocean Acidification
The long-term shift in seawater carbonate chemistry caused primarily by ocean uptake of anthropogenic carbon dioxide.
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Carbon Capture and Storage
The separation of carbon dioxide from concentrated sources or air followed by transport and long-term geological containment.
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Heterogeneous Catalysis
Chemical acceleration at an interface where reactants and catalyst occupy different physical phases.
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Volcanic Eruption Dynamics
The coupled flow, degassing and fragmentation processes that govern how magma reaches the surface and erupts.
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Ocean Circulation
The wind-, buoyancy- and tide-driven movement of seawater that redistributes heat, carbon, nutrients and momentum.
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The Global Carbon Cycle
The movement of carbon among the atmosphere, oceans, living organisms, soils, rocks and Earth's interior.
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Photosynthesis
The biological conversion of light energy into chemical energy, coupled to carbon fixation in plants, algae and some bacteria.
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