A new database to change what's known and what's possible
As long as the supply of carbon removal is still limited, new research has a chance to provide a big supply-side “push,” dropping bread crumbs into unexplored areas of the market. This is the hypothesis behind Frontier Climate’s new tool, an open-source database highlighting specific knowledge and innovation gaps in the field. More than just a repository, this interactive tool lets experts and philanthropists filter by their own skill sets and interests, upvote, submit new gaps for consideration, and more to start collaborating. In tandem with action to fill these research and innovation gaps, the field must address needs around education and community participation to ensure emerging technologies are safe and equitable.
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The CDR Launchpad is a new coalition committed to scaling the field
Member countries — including the US, EU, UK, Canada, Japan, and Norway (so far) — agree to building a 1,000+ metric ton facility by 2025, sharing their learnings, and chipping in to a $100M fund for global demonstration projects, among other goals.
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Register for the Carbon to Value Final Showcase
DEC 1, 2022, 5:30–8 PM ET
Join this year's showcase, online or in New York, to celebrate year two of the C2V Initiative and meet eight carbontech startups working to capture, convert, and sequester carbon.
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Carbon removal has bipartisan support in Wyoming
In a recent Data for Progress poll, Wyoming voters expressed their support for more carbon removal projects coming to the state — especially if they can create well-paying jobs.
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