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[C]Worthy is a nonprofit research organization developing open, scientifically rigorous tools to support ocean-based carbon removal. www.cworthy.org

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[C]Worthy @cworthy.org · 03/09/2026
[C]Worthy received funding from Frontier to build an open-source OAE process-model testbed within our C-Star platform—simulating the particulate sinking, dissolution, and mineral precipitation dynamics that govern the delivery of alkalinity into seawater. frontierclimate.com/writing/inno...
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Frontier funds four projects to advance safe, scalable ocean alkalinity enhancement
These projects address key technical hurdles preventing Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement (OAE) from safely scaling.
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[C]Worthy @cworthy.org · 23/06/2026
Two postdoc research scientist positions are open at [C]Worthy! 1. Work on the OAE Process Model Testbed: jobs.lever.co/convergentre... 2. Help build the Ocean CDR Atlas: jobs.lever.co/convergentre... Apply today!
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Convergent Research - Postdoctoral Research Scientist, OAE Process-Model Testbed
About [C]Worthy [C]Worthy is a non-profit research organization focused on transforming research-grade oceanographic models into open, reproducible, and auditable decision-support tools for ocean-base...
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[C]Worthy @cworthy.org · 05/05/2026
Ben Saenz and Alicia Karspeck just got back from the Carbon to Sea Initiative 2026 Annual Convening in Halifax. We presented on C-Star (github.com/CWorthy-ocean): our open-source toolkit for mCDR siting, MRV, and efficacy assessment. Great conversations with the community pushing mCDR forward.
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[C]Worthy has 28 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.
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[C]Worthy @cworthy.org · 02/04/2026
Congrats to Carboniferous for the recent issuance of a US EPA research permit. This is a notable milestone for the mCDR sector—progress through responsible process. The field is increasingly moving beyond early-stage enthusiasm and into the harder work of implementation. www.epa.gov/marine-prote...
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[C]Worthy @cworthy.org · 01/04/2026
Our team co-designed a workshop series in the Salish Sea with Dr. Sara Nawaz and colleagues from American University to explore how coastal communities think about ocean-based CDR in their local waters, supported by regional ocean models. Read our early reflections: www.cworthy.org/blog/regiona...
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Regional Modeling as a Tool to Support Community Dialogue — [C]Worthy
[C]Worthy scientists partnered with American University to host a workshop series in the Salish Sea Basin, bringing coastal community members into conversation about marine carbon dioxide removal usin...
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[C]Worthy @cworthy.org · 23/02/2026
Ocean Sciences is here 🌊 [C]Worthy will be presenting posters and in sessions on ocean modeling, mCDR, and tools for mRV. If you’re attending #OSM26, come find us. Always happy to connect + talk ocean modeling.
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[C]Worthy @cworthy.org · 16/12/2025
2025 was a turning point for mCDR. Across OAE and DOC, the field moved from promise to proof: pilots advanced, first verified credits were delivered, and new standards, permits, and infrastructure took shape. We recap some of the year’s key industry milestones here: www.cworthy.org/blog/year-in...
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Year in Review: 2025 Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal Milestones — [C]Worthy
A look back at the major milestones that defined mCDR in 2025—from first verified ocean-based carbon dioxide removal credits to new permits, protocols, and growing policy momentum.
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[C]Worthy @cworthy.org · 10/12/2025
We made a short explainer video introducing the chemistry behind Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement and Direct Ocean Capture—designed for public audiences new to mCDR. Created with Real World Visuals + American University, funded by @sloanfoundation.bsky.social. Watch now: www.cworthy.org/blog/seawate...
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Seawater chemistry and CO₂ removal: A new explainer video for public audiences exploring ocean-based CDR — [C]Worthy
Our first explainer video breaking down the essential chemistry behind ocean-based carbon dioxide removal (CDR) methods, part of a broader effort to support informed community dialogue around marine C...
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[C]Worthy @cworthy.org · 04/12/2025
Configuring a regional ocean model is time-consuming, error-prone, and hard to reproduce. Our new demo shows how ROMS-Tools streamlines grid design and input file generation for ROMS-MARBL. Watch Nora Loose, PhD, walk through the workflow and its value for mCDR MRV. www.cworthy.org/blog/a-roms-...
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A ROMS-Tools Deep Dive — [C]Worthy
Our latest technical demo highlights ROMS-Tools, a Python package that provides user-friendly tools to design new regional grids for ROMS-MARBL and streamlines the creation of the input files necessar...
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[C]Worthy @cworthy.org · 02/12/2025
Trust in mCDR depends on transparent, reproducible ocean models—but today they’re hard to interpret or audit. Our new blog explains how C-Star and C-Star Blueprints will help build the integrity infrastructure the field needs. Read more: www.cworthy.org/blog/buildin...
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Building the Integrity Infrastructure for mCDR Modeling — [C]Worthy
To build trust in mCDR, the calculations that underpin carbon crediting need to be transparent and reproducible. This piece introduces the C-Star Blueprint: a new tool that makes ocean models auditabl...
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[C]Worthy @cworthy.org · 24/11/2025
[C]Worthy has secured multi-year support from ORCA and the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation to scale open, trusted science tools for ocean-based carbon removal. We can’t scale what we can’t measure—this funding accelerates our MRV models + datasets. Full announcement: www.cworthy.org/media/cworth...
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[C]Worthy Secures Multi-Year Support From ORCA and the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation to Scale Open-Source Marine Carbon-Removal Tools — [C]Worthy
New multi‑year awards affirm the need for infrastructure built through [C]Worthy’s approach of marrying open-source science and practical tools for industry use.
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