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Center for International Environmental Law

What does the

climate report actually say about carbon removal tech? CIEL's

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Drilled Down: Here's What the IPCC Report *Actually* Said About Carbon Removal Tech

You might remember I was slowly making my way through the most recent IPCC report. That's the Working Group 3: Mitigation report, which came out in April. Well, it's almost 3000 pages and between...

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The last

report shows how pathways that rely on speculative technologies like #CCS & technological carbon removal will cost lives & inflict further irreversible harm to humans & natural systems. Read more in our analysis with

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IPCC Unsummarized: Unmasking Clear Warnings on Overshoot, Techno-fixes, and the Urgency of Climate...

There is a stark and surprising gap between IPCC consensus on speculative technologies and mitigation pathways in the Working Group III report.

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