In Focus: Developing Carbon Dioxide Removal

Emily Joiner, Annie McDarris, and Matt Fleck

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April 2, 2024

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Carbon dioxide removal, an umbrella term for any process that takes carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere, is crucial for meeting global climate goals, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. At the moment, the global capacity to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere is limited. In this In Focus video, Emily Joiner, a research associate at Resources for the Future, discusses promising technologies and policy options that may help scale up US and global capacity to meet the challenge.

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