[Image shows a split circle and photos of different CSIRO activities flash through in either side of the circle and then the circle morphs into the CSIRO logo] Narrator: CSIRO is Australia’s national science agency. We solve the greatest challenges through innovative science and technology. [Images move through to show a smoking volcano, cracked dry earth, and a river flooding over a road] The costs of climate change continue to rise. [Images move through to show headlights moving towards the camera, rolling clouds and lightning, and a bushfire burning over a mountain] Australia must move quickly to reach its goal of net zero emissions by 2050. [Images move through of a view looking down on a factory in a city, dirt being squeezed through a male’s hands, and a view of cranes on the roofs of high rise buildings] This requires both decarbonisation and the development of negative emissions technologies to remove atmospheric carbon dioxide. [Images move through of a view looking down on a dry landscape, sea kelp in the ocean, and the sun shining through trees in a forest] Current nature-based methods to do this provide important environmental co-benefits, but we need to go further. [Images move through to show a CSIRO vehicle driving past solar panels, two people walking through a tunnel, a diver swimming amongst fish, a pipette filling test tubes, and two males looking at a 3D visual of wind turbines] CSIRO’s CarbonLock Future Science Platform is addressing this challenge by driving innovation at the nexus of biology, chemistry and engineering to develop new negative emission technologies. [Images move through to show a view looking down on a forest, views of a solar farm, a researcher placing test tubes in a tray, a microchip, and the corridor of a supercomputer] CarbonLock’s research focuses on enabling capture and storage technologies and their integration to deliver permanent carbon removal that is verifiable, fast, scalable, cost-effective and permanent. [Images move through of lights in a city at night, the corridor of a super computer, networking lines over a landscape, and the Investigator ship in the ocean surrounded by networking lines] The CarbonLock FSP brings a multidisciplinary approach to build the foundations of tomorrow’s breakthrough’s in integrated negative emissions technologies. [Images move through of a solar farm, the world globe with joining networking lines over the surface, a supercomputer corridor, and a researcher operating a Smart screen] The future science and capability developed in CarbonLock will underpin new industries and reshape existing industries for Australia to solve the world’s greatest challenge. [Images move through to show a profile and then facing view of a researcher walking towards the camera, and then clouds hanging over the mountain peaks at sunrise, and text appears: research.csiro.au/carbonlock/] For more information about how CSIRO is driving innovation and supporting Australia’s transition to a net zero future, please visit the CarbonLock website. [Music plays and the image changes to show the CSIRO logo on a white screen, and text appears: CSIRO, Australia’s National Science Agency]