To reach climate-relevant scale, carbon removal can and should be integrated into sectors across our economy. Our Sectoral Integrations Map organizes these myriad possibilities and includes notable commercial, policy, and science activity within each vertical.

We are building a database of quantification tools and resources to map what exists, identify gaps, and provide targeted support for future standards development.

We are creating a framework to integrate enhanced weathering in a range of agricultural policies, including soil pH subsidies, backed by appropriate quantification standards and tools.

To focus our efforts on the most impactful policy opportunities and the biggest gaps in regulatory standards, we are mapping current and upcoming CDR policies to appropriate quantification standards (if they exist).

There are untapped opportunities to integrate carbon removal into coastal resilience efforts, from flood protection to wetland restoration. We’re exploring how carbon removal can support both the climate and our coasts.

We are undertaking an intercomparison across GHG inventory frameworks to explore the gaps and opportunities for more accurately tracking durable sinks.

New initiative seeks to make carbon removal count

New carbon removal standards group aims to boost policy efforts

Toward a more perfect carbon removal standard

New initiative aims to solidify carbon removal standards

A new Bill Gates-backed project wants to make carbon removal more legit

A new initiative just launched that could upend the approach to carbon removal standards