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Why Remove Carbon? The Role of CDR in Meeting Global Climate Goals

The case for scaling measurable, durable, and equitable removals alongside deep decarbonization This post originally appeared on Boomitra’s website. Author: Andrea Okun, Marketing Director at Boomitra The Net Zero Equation Climate change is a long game measured in carbon. Since 1750, human activity has released an estimated 1.5 trillion tonnes of CO₂ into the atmosphere. The total … Read more

Carbon Removal Can’t Wait: Here’s How Governments Lead the Way

Carbon removal is essential for net-zero, but it won’t scale without public policy support. Around the world, governments are beginning to build the incentives and markets needed to pull carbon from the atmosphere. Here’s what we take away from those leading the way. This post originally appeared on Negative Emissions Platform’s website. Authors: Atilla Yucel, … Read more

Scaling carbon dioxide removal now to meet future net-zero targets

Why supporting the development of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) today is not just the right thing, but the smart thing to do for net zero This post originally appeared on Klimate’s website. Author: Kathryn Flynn, Sustainability Specialist at Klimate The 2030 and 2050 milestones outlined by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) are fast … Read more

Building trust in carbon removal—protocols and scientific rigor

How protocols are created, reviewed, and updated to ensure every credit represents real climate impact This post originally appeared on Isometric’s website. Author: Stacy Kauk, Chief Science Officer at Isometric Protocols—also known as standards or methodologies—are the rulebooks of the carbon dioxide removal (CDR) industry. They set out how carbon removal must be monitored, reported, … Read more

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