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Institutions submitting to CDRXIV can build up a substantial body of work over time — but there hasn’t been an easy way to share that work as a collection. Channels fix that, making an institution’s submissions viewable in one place. We’re launching this new feature with three founding channels.

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30 Mar

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

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

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The enhanced rock weathering Data Quarry channel, managed by Cascade Climate, features datasets from enhanced weathering experiments and field trials, including commercial datasets: cdrxiv.org/channels/erw....

cdrxiv.orgEnhanced Rock Weathering Data Quarry: Cascade Climate – CDRXIVAn enhanced rock weathering data-sharing system accelerating scientific progress. Proactively sharing commercial and academic field data for the benefit of broad scientific learning while protecting f...

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30 Mar

The Stanford Carbon Dioxide Removal Research channel includes CDR research at Stanford University, spanning earth system science, engineering, data science, and policy: cdrxiv.org/channels/sta....

cdrxiv.orgStanford University Carbon Dioxide Removal Research – CDRXIVStanford-wide research on carbon dioxide removal science, measurement, and deployment.

CDRXIV

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30 Mar

We’re especially excited about how channels make visible an institution’s commitment to sharing work freely and openly. If you want us to make a channel for your institution, reach out to us at support@cdrxiv.org.