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Carbon180 has published an easy-to-read summary of carbon removal in 2023 and what to look out for in the coming year. They saved the best for last -- standards are where it's at for 2024! https://lnkd.in/gHxGQwTg

Carbon projects often address more than just carbon dioxide. Carbon credits fund science and technology advancements and provide the capital required to implement new operational processes where there are regulatory gaps and where it would otherwise be cost prohibitive. At Anew Climate, our vast portfolio of projects are funding critical work to reduce, remove, and avoid emissions across industries, including many that address methane. We invite you to connect with us to learn more: sales@anewclimate.com anewclimate.com #carboncreditswork #GHG #climateaction

CarbiCrete #technology can be used to permanently sequester #emissions in #concrete via #carbon mineralization. This permanent removal of emissions from the atmosphere can generate high-quality, high-value carbon #removal credits that are essential for a well-rounded approach to combatting #climatechange. "Almost all current removal efforts come from traditional land management. Less than 1% comes from #innovative removal technologies." Read more about the crucial development of #carbondioxideremoval technologies in the #carboncredits sector from The Conversation US https://hubs.li/Q02sGD8M0 #sustainability #climatetech

Warner Norcross + Judd's Kurt Kissling and M. Johnny Pinjuv write: You may have heard the terms “carbon capture,” “carbon sequestration” or “carbon credits” floating around lately and wondered what they mean. To be brief, carbon capture is the general term for the process of physically capturing and compressing carbon dioxide (CO2) that would otherwise be released into the atmosphere – while carbon sequestration is the process of permanently storing CO2 underground. Now you might be wondering, why are people talking about this? That is where “carbon credits” come into the picture. #carboncapture #carboncredits #carbonsequestration #carbonemissions #environment

Let's learn a new word today with Ecocarbon's term of the week 🔍Do you know what sequestration is? If you do not that not a problem let's learn together. Share your thoughts on the term "sequestration" Let's restore balance, one carbon at a time #carbonemissions #carboncapture #carboncredits #ecocarbon #termoftheweek #Sdg13 #climateaction

Authenticated carbon elimination can rebuild trust in carbon certificates

Authenticated carbon elimination can rebuild trust in carbon certificates

I am always puzzled by the concept of 'carbon offset'; I don't know how it can actually work in real life. I was told the pellets were completely safe and environmentally friendly to use; the toxins released after burning them were 'negligible'. It sounds more like 'free fuel' to use; we just need to plant more trees and look after them, then burn them for energy. Until today, I read Dieter's new piece: 'Step forward the DRAX power station, burning wood pellets in the UK offset by planting new trees in the US. Never mind that the pellets emit lots of carbon in the UK and lots of PM2.5 particles too. Those new trees in the US will soak all that up. And, even better, all those UK emissions don’t count in the UK net zero target, because they are offset in the US'. "I am lost again; it doesn't sound like a sensible and smart solution to the climate change issue, but more like an excuse, maybe, if I understood it correctly. Can anyone share some thoughts on this? Thanks.

Authenticated carbon elimination can rebuild trust in carbon certificates

Many businesses are setting ambitious sustainability goals, often aiming for carbon neutrality or net-zero emissions. A key strategy in achieving this is understanding and potentially utilizing offsetting and removal projects. The linked video provides comprehensive insights on carbon offset and caron removal projects. This approach can help businesses prepare for potential carbon pricing schemes or emission reduction mandates. Click link to watch video: https://bit.ly/3zqcqvy *Credit PyroGenesys Contact Ecocarbon at info@ecocarbon.asia to develop guidance on offsetting your unavoidable emission. #ecocarbon #PyroGenesys #emissionreporting #emissionsolution #ghgmission