Isabel Lange
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Dr. Isabel Lange is a pioneering geoscientist whose research focuses on carbon dioxide removal (CDR) and sub-seabed geological storage, with a particular emphasis on basalt formations. Her most notable contribution is leading the first pilot project for sub-seabed basalt storage of CO₂ on the Reykjanes Ridge, a groundbreaking study published in 2024 that has already garnered 9 citations. This work directly addresses the urgent need for scalable CDR methodologies to meet global climate targets, demonstrating the feasibility of storing hundreds of billions of tonnes of CO₂ in oceanic basalt reservoirs. Dr. Lange’s research bridges the gap between laboratory experiments and real-world application, providing critical insights into the mineralization processes that permanently lock away carbon. Her innovative approach has positioned her as a key figure in the field of marine carbon storage, with her pilot project serving as a blueprint for future large-scale deployments. Through her work, Dr. Lange is advancing the science of negative emissions technologies, offering a tangible pathway to counterbalance residual emissions and mitigate climate change.
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