Achieving net zero global emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2), with declining emissions of
other greenhouse gases, is widely expected to halt global warming. CO2 emissions will …

Global emission reduction efforts continue to be insufficient to meet the temperature goal of
the Paris Agreement. This makes the systematic exploration of so-called overshoot …

Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) is critical to most net-zero pathways, especially given
challenges due to slow decarbonization, hard-to-abate (H2A) economic activities and non …

CO2 sequestration technologies (CSTs) allow for increased CO2 emissions without
exceeding a chosen temperature limit by creating additional carbon budgets. While these …

Globally, annual emissions from managed organic soils accounts for up to 5% of all
anthropogenic greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Climate-wise management and …

Limiting global warming requires the effective implementation of energy mitigation measures
by individual countries. However, the consequences of the timing of these efforts on the …

Large amounts of carbon dioxide will need to be removed and durably stored to meet
climatetargets. Even the lowest estimates suggest that large new industries will need to be …

As atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations rise persistently and climate impacts
accelerate, many are placing hopes in largescale “carbon dioxide removal”(CDR) to …

Current emissions trends are likely to deplete a 1.5 C consistent carbon budget soon after
the year 2030, resulting in a period of overshoot. To navigate responsibilities for and during …