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CCS and CDR: a difference without a distinction
The messy task of placing CDR and CCS on the climate solutions web
Ask a practitioner in the carbon removal field to explain the difference between carbon capture and storage (a.k.a “CCS”) and carbon removal (a.k.a. “CDR”), and you risk...
New unabated natural gas power generation is a climate own goal
The U.S. has an unabated natural gas power plant problem. While renewables represent the majority of new planned capacity additions to the grid, we are still planning to build hundreds of GWs of new natural gas power capacity. Only Google’s...
A permitting reform deal without carbon management-specific provisions is nevertheless critical for the field
On Wednesday, a bipartisan group of Senators released an energy permitting reform bill. There are already some great explainers on the bill overall and on the transmission provisions specifically.
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In short, the bill would ma...
We must pace the frontier (of carbon removal too)
CEOs of AI companies have called on Congress to “pace the frontier” of the most advanced model development. AI experts now are considered optimistic if their P(doom) — the probability that AI will end humanity — is “only” 10%; regulating AI...
3 takeaways on carbon removal from NYCW 2026
NY Climate Week was strong as ever this year. My main takeaway from the week of running around (what felt like) the entirety of Manhattan was that the carbon removal ecosystem is quite resilient, in spite of real challenges. The longer term...
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