Everything and the Carbon Sink
Noah DeichMusings on everything, inspired by carbon sinks
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Uncomfortable bedfellows: carbon removal and solar radiation management
Back in 2014, the National Academies’ “climate intervention” committee decided that it should split its report on the topic into two: one on “carbon dioxide removal,” (CDR) and one on “solar geoengineering” (SRM). Ever since, the two topics...
Europe has a golden opportunity to scale carbon removal
The EU and the UK governments have estimated that they will need on the order of 100Mts/year of carbon removal by 2050 to meet their net-zero goals. Today, a tiny fraction of that amount is under development around the world, and costs are...
Towards a “legacy emissions” climate accord
Carbon removal will almost certainly require international diplomatic coordination to achieve climate-relevant scale. Carbon removal is anon-exclusive public good: any one country’s carbon removal efforts will help all other countries equal...
Three futures for carbon removal
Fast forward a few decades: carbon removal is deployed at gigatonne/year-scale globally, and we are on a path to clean up all of the “legacy” CO2 emissions of the 21st Century by the start of the 22nd Century.
Source: Greenhouse gas emissi...
A path forward for US diplomacy for carbon management
Over the past few years, I’ve spent time working with government officials around the world on ways to accelerate the deployment of carbon management solutions. What I’ve learned is that (1) US leadership on carbon management is critical, a...
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