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Introducing, the CORE Carbon Removal Framework
This week, we launched the Community-Informed, Open Access, Reviewed, and Evaluated (CORE) Carbon Removal Framework (or simply, CORE). We know carbon removal will only succeed if it delivers real climate …
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Communicating carbon removal in a fractured media landscape
You can’t persuade someone who doesn’t know you exist. 63% of Americans have heard nothing at all about carbon removal.1 In reality, that number is almost certainly higher when you …
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Introducing agroforestry champions in America’s breadbasket
The integration of trees and shrubs into production agriculture, known as agroforestry, is recognized by the international scientific community as one of the most effective strategies to sequester carbon, rebuild …
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Carbon removal and the path back to 1.5°C
A growing number of reports warn that the world is crossing over the 1.5℃ threshold set out in the Paris Agreement and into overshoot. In some contexts, “overshoot” simply means …
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A Shared Language for Carbon Removal
Phrases like natural carbon fluxes and geologic storage are central to carbon removal science. And to many people, these two phrases bring up different priorities, ideas and risks. When terms …
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“Project” wasn’t big enough
Most carbon removal standards today are built around a single assumption, that every effort to remove carbon is a project, whether it be a specific site, infrastructure, or amount of …
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Putting the CORE Framework into practice
The CORE framework defines what it means to do carbon removal well: centering communities, ecosystems, and real climate outcomes. But principles alone don’t drive real-world decisions. How they get put …
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Equity & Justice in Carbon Removal: Evolving and Broadening Our Work
Equity & Justice in Carbon Removal: Evolving and Broadening Our Work Today, we’re reintroducing Carbon180’s Environmental Justice Team as the Equity & Justice Team. To us, equity and justice are …
