STRADA Unit
Carbon Sequestration & Atmospheric Scrubbing R&D Team
Advancing carbon capture, atmospheric scrubbing, and field-deployable climate mitigation systems that support resilient humanitarian futures.
Mission
Applied climate science
This unit develops research pathways for carbon drawdown, atmospheric contaminant reduction, and scalable environmental intervention methods aligned with Pacific 7.0 International’s science-informed humanitarian mission.
Carbon capture systems
Evaluate sorbents, filtration media, and engineered capture workflows for fixed and mobile deployment scenarios.
Field validation models
Test operational feasibility, environmental performance, and resilience under austere and climate-stressed conditions.
Focus Areas
Research priorities
The team integrates environmental science, engineering, and operational analysis to move promising concepts toward measurable climate impact.
Atmospheric scrubbing
Investigate capture methods for airborne pollutants and carbon-intensive emissions across varied environmental settings.
Materials innovation
Assess absorbents, membranes, and regenerative media for efficiency, durability, and deployment practicality.
Systems integration
Model how sequestration technologies connect with energy, logistics, and humanitarian infrastructure planning.
Impact analytics
Measure performance, risk, and long-term viability using evidence-based environmental and operational metrics.