Climate change mitigation scenarios that meet the Paris Agreement's objective of limiting
global warming usually assume an important role for carbon dioxide removal and negative …

Recent IPCC assessments highlight a key role for large‐scale carbon removal in meeting
the objectives of the Paris Agreement. This focus on removal, also referred to as negative …

Nature-based solutions (NbS) can address climate change, biodiversity loss, human well-
being and their interactions in an integrated way. A major barrier to achieving this is the lack …

From typhoons to wildfires, as the visible impacts of climate change mount, calls for
mitigation through carbon drawdown are escalating. Environmentalists and many …

Several key international policy frameworks involve forests, including the Paris Agreement
on Climate Change and the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). However, rules and …

Offsetting is widely embraced as a market-based solution to global warming. Governments,
universities, and businesses of all sorts have pledged to achieve “net zero” greenhouse gas …

Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) has become a focal point for legislators and policymakers
who are pursuing strategies for climate change mitigation. This paper employs a policy …

Large quantities of 'negative emissions' will be required to meet the 1.5° C temperature
target under the Paris agreement. As nations consider more ambitious emissions reductions …

Smallholder farming is considered one of the most vulnerable sectors to the impacts of
climate change, variability, and extremes, especially in the develo** world. This high …

The alignment of food systems with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is generally
envisaged to make a positive impact on sustainability. This paper outlines some critical …