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Reenvisioning the future of biomass
Land managers in the United States manage exceptional natural resources in the form of forests, farmlands, and wild spaces, and with those resources come byproducts: seed shells, tree trimmings, corncobs, …
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Energy and water use for DAC
This is part one of a planned series on the environmental and resource impacts of direct air capture. Energy and water use are only part of the picture. In future …
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A Carbon180 cofounder reflects on his time in Biden’s DOE
In 2022, I took a period of leave from Carbon180 to lead carbon removal implementation in the Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management as Deputy …
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Leveraging trade policy as climate policy
Members of Congress from both parties and the Biden administration agree that international trade policy is an effective, if underutilized, tool to mitigate carbon emissions abroad and at home. Though …
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Energy and water use for DAC
This is part one of a planned series on the environmental and resource impacts of direct air capture. Energy and water use are only part of the picture. In future …
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A Carbon180 cofounder reflects on his time in Biden’s DOE
In 2022, I took a period of leave from Carbon180 to lead carbon removal implementation in the Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Fossil Energy and Carbon Management as Deputy …
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A roadmap for land in carbon removal
The soil beneath our feet and biomass on lands are a powerful carbon sink, second only to our oceans. Farms, forests, wetlands, and other land-based systems remove and store 25% …
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Carbon180’s 2024 Member of the Year
The Carbon180 Member of the Year award honors policymakers who have demonstrated an extraordinary commitment to advancing carbon removal policies to support a robust and evolving carbon removal field. Our …
