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Ready for the 120th Congress
Voters have spoken, and a new Congress is headed to Washington this January. We welcome the new members of the 120th Congress and look forward to working with them to …
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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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What we heard at New York Climate Week
Five panels in the Flatiron district, and the ideas that flowed through each panel On September 22, we spent a full day talking about how carbon removal solutions can move …
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Nesting carbon removal within a broader food and agriculture transformation
Carbon removal is a polarizing topic within the agricultural community, often associated with wonky markets that don’t respond well to on-farm realities. In the carbon removal field, agriculture is treated …
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Moving at the speed of trust
We convened on the unceded ancestral homelands of the Mohican and the Munsee Lenape peoples. I want to begin by acknowledging their enduring relationship to this land and by recognizing …
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¡Protege el Mangle! What we learned about multigenerational ecosystems-based management in Puerto Rico
If you want to see the previous pieces, please click here to learn more about the Hawai’i site visit and here to learn more about the Alaska site visit. Part …
