As the infamous climate crisis worsens, American scientists are turning to carbon removal technologies to combat the dangerous temperature increase. Equatic, a Los Angeles startup, has innovated an ocean-based carbon removal system that captures carbon and produces green hydrogen. The system involves an electrolyzer powered by renewable energy sources that separates seawater into hydrogen, oxygen, acid, and alkaline sludge. This process encapsulates atmospheric CO2 into stable bicarbonates and carbonates, releasing them back into the ocean with minimal environmental impact. Despite some debates and criticisms, Equatic is scaling its technology through pilot plants globally and aims to remove millions of tonnes of CO2 annually. The company plans to leverage carbon credits to offset emissions, with pre-purchase agreements in place and discussions with the U.S. government. Equatic emphasizes environmental soundness, adherence to global standards, and ongoing monitoring. By producing hydrogen and ensuring precise CO2 measurement, the company is diversifying its revenue streams while making a positive impact on the environment. While challenges and uncertainties lie ahead in the field of carbon removal, Equatic envisions a greener future where ocean technologies play a significant role in combating climate change. With rigorous governance and monitoring, Equatic's technology holds the potential to make a lasting impact and contribute to a better, sustainable future.