🏆Meet Dr. Jun Korenaga, who will deliver the Frontiers of Science Lecture at the JpGU-AGU Joint Meeting!

🏆Meet Dr. Jun Korenaga, who will deliver the Frontiers of Science Lecture at the JpGU-AGU Joint Meeting!

🌏Dr. Korenaga is Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences at Yale University. His research explores the long-term evolution of Earth and terrestrial planets.

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On the pH-dependent export of anthropogenic alkalinity in pore water through soil: Implications for enhanced rock weathering – CDRXIV Enhanced rock weathering (ERW) is a highly scalable carbon dioxide removal (CDR) strategy. In ERW deployments, pulverized mineral feedstock is spread on agricultural or managed lands. Upon the dissol...

On the pH-dependent export of anthropogenic alkalinity in pore water through soil: Implications for enhanced rock weathering. cdrxiv.org/preprint/489

Assessing the Effect of a Deep‐Rooted Grass on Belowground Carbon Storage in Cultivated Land: Insights From a Multi‐Site US Study Switchgrass (Panicum virgatum, L.) stored significantly more carbon in root biomass than shallow-rooted crops at 12 sites across the USA Switchgrass had no detectable effect on soil organic carbo...

You wanna know if deeply rooted grasses put more carbon in the ground? "Sometimes you've gotta rent a van and drive around the country..." So said @ericslessarev.bsky.social & team in this wonderful study. 12 sites in central/eastern USA...
dx.doi.org/10.1029/2025...

Yale Center for Natural Carbon Capture – CDRXIV Scientific research center at Yale exploring how natural systems can be enhanced and scaled to mitigate climate change.

The Yale Center for Natural Carbon Capture brings together submissions exploring how natural Earth systems can be used to reduce greenhouse gas concentrations while providing social and ecological co-benefits: cdrxiv.org/channels/ycncc. @yalecncc.bsky.social

📢📢📢 @YaleCNCC Co-Director Peter Raymond and Research Scientist Maya Almaraz are co-facilitating a free online course this spring (YSE ENV 582b) on "Natural Climate Solutions in Agriculture Landscapes: A Survey of Topics." Schedule below and register here yale.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

However, a turn towards radical transparency will allow academic researchers, and governments to critically evaluate claims to scale for CDR technologies with the goal of spurring an effective transition to large-scale, regulatory carbon removal practices that serve the public good."

In the near term, transformative corporate buyers of CDR and early government procurement programs can make an immediate impact by forcing full data and cost transparency in carbon removal efforts. This will be a major shift from current practice in voluntary carbon removal markets...

The authors "argue that policy frame-works for supporting transparent and accurate evaluation of the dollar-per-ton cost of technically rigorous durable carbon removal must be a key piece of the overall effort to scale carbon removal in an effective and responsible way www.nature.com/articles/s44...

🔖💡🪟 @yalecncc.bsky.social scientist Noah Planavsky with co-author + Georgia Tech Professor Chris Reinhard have published a Comment in @springernature.com Portfolio NPJ Climate Action on "The importance of radical transparency for responsible carbon dioxide removal." www.nature.com/articles/s44...

📢📢📢 Search open for two exciting and impactful @yalecncc.bsky.social postdocs for our @bezosearthfund.org-supported project to build a ML-enabled forecasting system for mCDR MRV. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis for immediate hire. Details here - www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

Spatiotemporal soil fertility responses to an enhanced rock weathering deployment within a temperate, agricultural watershed – CDRXIV Enhanced rock weathering (ERW) is a promising strategy for removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, yet field-scale observations suitable for evaluating ERW co-benefits related to soil-fertility i...

Spatiotemporal soil fertility responses to an enhanced rock weathering deployment within a temperate, agricultural watershed. cdrxiv.org/preprint/461

Looking ahead to COP30, there is cautious hope: the Xingu experience shows that solutions already exist on the ground, but global and national frameworks must evolve to recognize, resource, and scale these Indigenous-led strategies." environment.yale.edu/news/article...

"Despite limited and often inconsistent support, Indigenous peoples continue to play a disproportionately large role in conserving forests, biodiversity, and the ecosystem services that sustain millions of people across the Amazon... environment.yale.edu/news/article...

This is a vital dialogue leading into #COP30 this month in Belem, Brazil, and was co-organized by the Associação Terra Indígena Xingu (ATIX) and @ipam-amazonia.bsky.social. environment.yale.edu/news/article...

🔖 🌳 🌎 🌐 🇧🇷 Great YSE News article on a recent YCNCC-funded workshop convened by YSE Associate Professor Paulo Brando to connect ancestral Xingu Indigenous knowledge with scientific methods to monitor and protect the health of threatened Amazon ecosystems. 1/3
environment.yale.edu/news/article...

📢 🏆 🌊 🧮 Very pleased to share that a YCNCC research team led by Yale University Earth & Planetary Sciences (EPS) Assistant Professor Elizabeth Yankovsky and YCNCC Associate Research Scientist… | ... 📢 🏆 🌊 🧮 Very pleased to share that a YCNCC research team led by Yale University Earth & Planetary Sciences (EPS) Assistant Professor Elizabeth Yankovsky and YCNCC Associate Research Scientist Luke Gl...

📢 🏆 🌊 🧮 Very pleased to share that a @yalecncc.bsky.social research team led by Yale EPS Assistant Professor Elizabeth Yankovsky and Research Scientist Luke Gloege have won a $1.9M Phase II Award from the @bezosearthfund.org AI Grand Challenge. Details here - www.linkedin.com/posts/ycncc_...

Impulse response functions as a framework for quantifying ocean-based carbon dioxide removal Abstract. Limiting global warming to 2 °C by the end of the century requires dramatically reducing CO2 emissions, and also implementing carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technologies. Ocean-based CDR throu...

🔖 🌊 🧮 Congratulations to YCNCC scientist Elizabeth Yankovsky on her publication in @egu.eu Biogeosciences of "Impulse response functions as a framework for quantifying mCDR." An impressive roster of co-authors includes YCNCC Postdoctoral Affiliate Mengyang Zhou.

bg.copernicus.org/articles/22/...

📢📢📢 The application window is now open for YCNCC's Fall 2025 Postdoctoral Fellowship call. Details and application via the below link. We will start reviewing applications after 12/1. Please share widely!! naturalcarboncapture.yale.edu/opportunitie...

Upstream data need to prove soil carbon as a climate solution - Nature Climate Change Causal approaches employed at the scale of commercial agriculture are required to build high-quality evidence that climate-smart agricultural interventions result in real emissions reductions and removals. Such project-scale empirical data are additionally required to demonstrate and advance the viability of process-based models and digital measurement, reporting and verification as tools to scale soil carbon accounting.

Such project-scale empirical data are additionally required to demonstrate and advance the viability of process-based models and digital measurement, reporting and verification as tools to scale soil carbon accounting." www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Upstream data need to prove soil carbon as a climate solution - Nature Climate Change Causal approaches employed at the scale of commercial agriculture are required to build high-quality evidence that climate-smart agricultural interventions result in real emissions reductions and removals. Such project-scale empirical data are additionally required to demonstrate and advance the viability of process-based models and digital measurement, reporting and verification as tools to scale soil carbon accounting.

"Causal approaches employed at the scale of commercial agriculture are required to build high-quality evidence that climate-smart agricultural interventions result in real emissions reductions and removals.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Upstream data need to prove soil carbon as a climate solution - Nature Climate Change Causal approaches employed at the scale of commercial agriculture are required to build high-quality evidence that climate-smart agricultural interventions result in real emissions reductions and removals. Such project-scale empirical data are additionally required to demonstrate and advance the viability of process-based models and digital measurement, reporting and verification as tools to scale soil carbon accounting.

Co-authors include @yalecncc.bsky.social Research Scientist Sara Kuebbing; YASSP Research Scientist Alexander Polussa; YCNCC Faculty Affiliate + @envdefensefund.bsky.social Research Scientist Emily Oldfield, and
@woodwellclimate.bsky.social Carbon Program Director Jonathan Sanderman.

Upstream data need to prove soil carbon as a climate solution - Nature Climate Change Causal approaches employed at the scale of commercial agriculture are required to build high-quality evidence that climate-smart agricultural interventions result in real emissions reductions and removals. Such project-scale empirical data are additionally required to demonstrate and advance the viability of process-based models and digital measurement, reporting and verification as tools to scale soil carbon accounting.

📢📢📢 New peer-reviewed Comment in @springernature.com Climate Change authored by @yalecncc.bsky.social Scientific Leadership Team member and Yale School of the Environment Professor Mark Bradford on "Upstream data need to prove soil carbon as a climate solution." www.nature.com/articles/s41...

📢 🗓️ 🗣️ Looking forward to @yalecncc.bsky.social Scientific Leadership Team member Yuan Yao's #BIOMES talk 12p ET 9/17 on "Multi-Scale Life Cycle Systems Modeling for A Carbon-Negative Bioeconomy." Registration link below -- includes virtual option -- please join!! yaleconnect.yale.edu/biomes/rsvp_...

🌎 Yale @ Climate Week NYC will feature 20+ sessions convening members of the Yale community and partners focused on bringing solutions to climate change, biodiversity loss, and other planetary challenges to scale for positive impact.

Blue Carbon OAE: A wave of science for a new climate solution initiative In a Q&A, geochemist Gabby Kitch talks about an innovative Yale Center for Natural Carbon Capture project that will accelerate the oceans’ natural ability to store carbon dioxide.

🌊🌊🌊 A big thank you to Jim Shelton and Yale News for this great Q&A feature with @yalecncc.bsky.social mCDR Lead Gabby Kitch, PhD and our new Blue Carbon OAE project. news.yale.edu/2025/09/04/b...

📢📢📢 The Yale Dept. of Earth & Planetary Sciences has opened a search for YCNCC Faculty and Asst/Assoc/Professor with a focus on marine and other geochemical CDR. 🌊🌊🌊 🪨🪨🪨
Details via the below link. Candidate review begins 10/1. Please share widely!! naturalcarboncapture.yale.edu/about/opport...

📢 🗓️ 🌊 Very much looking forward to the upcoming Sabin Center for Climate Change Law and New York Sea Grant Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal Law and Policy Symposium on 19 September 2025 where… | Yale C... 📢 🗓️ 🌊 Very much looking forward to the upcoming Sabin Center for Climate Change Law and New York Sea Grant Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal Law and Policy Symposium on 19 September 2025 where YCNCC Ma...

📢 🗓️ 🌊 Please register via the link below for the @sabincenter.bsky.social mCDR Law & Policy Symposium 19 Sept in NYC, Seattle, Victoria B.C., and Newark DE. New @yalecncc.bsky.social mCDR Lead Gabby Kitch will be moderating an all⭐ panel on the State of mCDR Science
www.linkedin.com/posts/ycncc_...

Earth’s silicate weathering continuum - Nature Geoscience Chemical weathering of silicate rocks occurs along a continuum from terrestrial to marine environments.

🪨🪨🪨 @yalecncc.bsky.social Scientific Leadership Team member Noah Planavsky co-authored an article in @springernature.com Geoscience proposing a framework for better understanding "Earth's Silicate Weathering Continuum." www.nature.com/articles/s41...

🌳🌳🌳 @yalecncc.bsky.social Endowed Faculty Paulo Brando was the lead author of this important article in @annualreviews.bsky.social Environment and Resources on "Tipping Points of Amazonian Forests: Beyond Myths and Toward Solutions." www.annualreviews.org/content/jour...

Don't sleep on liming
www.newscientist.com/article/2488...