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Negative Initiative

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Why Carbon Negative?

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) state that carbon negative techniques - removing carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere - are essential to avoid highly dangerous global warming.  However, most carbon dioxide removal (CDR) proposals are prohibitively expensive and/or cause unacceptable environmental risks.

 

Through the Carbon Negative Initiative’s virtuous cascade secure carbon sequestration could reach the gigatonne per year scale by 2040.  This programme can provide safe and reliable carbon negative mitigation for historical greenhouse gas emissions and residual emissions from sectors that are difficult to decarbonize rapidly.  It can also help supply massive climate finance for community renewable energy and adaptation projects in developing economies.

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CARBON NEGATIVE

Extreme weather

Sea level rise  

Ecological impacts

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Carbon offsetting failures

Energy efficiency  
Renewable energy  
Forestation

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Forestation risks

Land restrictions
Soil disturbance & logging
Wildfires, pests & disease

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Carbon negative mitigation

Carbon offsetting
Carbon neutrality
Net zero carbon

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Residual emissions

Shipping & aviation
Steel & cement

Carbon intensive imports
 




 

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Historical emissions  

Feedbacks & tipping points
Peat & permafrost
Ocean acidification

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Carbon negative techniques

BECCS, DAC & SRM
Enhanced weathering  

Ocean alkalinisation/fertilisation 

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Biochar security & productivity

Carbon sequestration  
Soil conditioning/water retention
Crop protection/boosting

Contact

To learn more about community projects in tropical/equatorial countries or Carbon Negative UK please contact the Carbon Negative Initiative by completing this form. 

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