Examples of Climate Now projects produced in partnership with other organizations
Houston, TX
Carbon Management Dialogue: Greater Houston Region
Rice University, Bioscience Research Collaborative
November, 2023
Roads to Removal Ep 2
Forests
Forests are important for climate mitigation, acting as living “direct air capture machines” that absorb carbon dioxide, and can also transport and store that CO2 in plant tissues and soils. However, forest management plays a crucial role in maximizing the
Climate Now: Dec 11, 2023
Roads to CO2 Removal
How much CO2 is it possible to remove in the United States and at what cost? Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory scientists and researchers from more than a dozen institutions have completed a first-of-its-kind national assessment of carbon dioxide removal
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