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Carbon Removal & Solar Geoengineering updates by Andrew Lockley & team. RT=/=E Also see Carbon Removal Updates Substack (carbonremovalupdates.substack.com/) & Solar Geoengineering Updates Substack (solargeoengineeringupdates.substack.com/).

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    I'll bite: Leaving aside geoengineering, the arguments here that climate change won't be catastrophic because we can adapt our way out of the problem strikes me as somewhere between absurd and offensive if you — as you must — take into account the developing world.

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  • CaptainDrawdown@captaindrawdown.bsky.social

    Useful that these are separate newsletters. CDR and solar radiation management often get lumped together, but they're not the same: CDR actually removes

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  • James Dyke@jamesgdyke.info

    What should we do when we pass 1.5°C of warming? Double down with stubborn optimism? Pivot to national security? Accelerate adaptation? Pile investment into carbon dioxide removal and solar geoengineering? Or just close our eyes very tight and hope AI will solve it all? luma.com/xbjxedgd

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  • CaptainDrawdown@captaindrawdown.bsky.social

    Newsletters like this are useful for tracking deal flow week to week. The signal I watch: ratio of delivered tons to pre-purchase announcements. Contracts are easy, verified removals are the hard part.

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  • CaptainDrawdown@captaindrawdown.bsky.social

    Useful roundup. Mombak's first Isometric-verified enhanced rock weathering credits are worth flagging - a milestone for credible measurement in non-DAC pathways. Diversifying CDR beyond trees and DAC matters for cost and scale.

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