Conventional wisdom holds that we need to be removing around 10 gigatons of CO2 per year by mid-century. But how did we arrive at this estimate, and if emissions stay high, will 10 gigatons be…
Carbon dioxide removal is an ambitious public-benefit project with world-changing consequences—part waste removal, part environmental protection, part pollution control. Governments aren’t leading CDR yet, but it’s only natural that they will.
Is CDR in trouble? Policy is fragmented and the market remains weak. What’s ahead?
