Authors Dr. Charlotte Levy

Unlocking the Potential of Biomass Carbon Removal and Storage

Written by Stephanie Herbstritt, Kathy Fallon, Zoe Jee, Clean Air Task Force. Additional Contributors: Dan Sanchez, Carbon Direct; and Audrey Denvir, World Resources Institute During New York Climate Week, Carbon180 joined experts from Clean Air Task Force, Carbon Direct, the…

Dr. Charlotte Levy

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, and more. Often called biomass, this material can become costly…

Dr. Charlotte Levy

How policymakers can turn up the heat on biochar

Biochar is a charcoal-like substance that can increase carbon storage in soils — and it’s gained fast-growing support on the carbon removal market. More and more, corporate purchasers want to pay for producers to trap carbon on their lands with…

Dr. Gretchen Kroh and Dr. Charlotte Levy

Carbon removal, at county scale

Roads to Removal is the latest brainchild of the Department of Energy and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory — and it’s unlike any report you’ve read before. County by county, researchers give an exhaustive analysis of the potential for…

Dr. Charlotte Levy