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International climate policy, biodiversity, and limits to carbon dioxide removal @IDDRI_ThinkTank. Views my own.
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Scientific models trust the land to soak up lots of CO₂-the reality is a lot more messy

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By O.l. Perkins, Alexandra Deprez Verified, Kate Dooley
| Phys.org Verified
Is it possible to heat the planet to dangerous levels and then cool it down later? Economic models charting the world's path to net zero emissions say yes. Theoretically, the cheapest way to global decarbonization is to delay cutting emissions to reach net zero and assume it will be possible to remove huge volumes of CO₂ from the atmosphere later.
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Scientific models trust the land to soak up lots of CO2 – the reality is a lot more messy - Tree Frog creative

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By Ol Perkins, Alexandra Deprez Verified, Kate Dooley, Kevin Mason
| treefrogcreative.ca
Scientific models trust the land to soak up lots of CO2 – the reality is a lot more messy By Ol Perkins, Alexandra Deprez and Kate Dooley The Conversation November 13, 2024 Category: Carbon, Climate & Bioenergy Is it possible to heat the planet to dangerous levels and then cool it down later? Economic models charting the world’s path to net zero emissions say yes.
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Scientific models trust the land to soak up lots of CO₂ - the reality is a lot more messy Original

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By Alexandra Deprez Verified, Kate Dooley, O.l. Perkins
| The Conversation Verified
Is it possible to heat the planet to dangerous levels and then cool it down later? Economic models charting the world’s path to net zero emissions say yes. Theoretically, the cheapest way to global decarbonisation is to delay cutting emissions to reach net zero and assume it will be possible to remove huge volumes of CO₂ from the atmosphere later.
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