Net-Zero Emissions - The role of Carbon Dioxide Removal in the Paris Agreement
This Perspectives briefing report situates Carbon Dioxide Removal (or Negative Emissions Technologies) in the Paris Agreement: It analyzes the legal text to identify relevant provisions, institutions and processes and offers concrete suggestions on how and where removals can or should be considered in policy planning with a view to achieving an imagined future world where greenhouse gas emissions and removals are balanced: a net-zero emissions world.
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Year2019
Cite Axel Michaelowa, Matthias Honegger, Matthias Poralla (2019). Net-Zero Emissions - The role of Carbon Dioxide Removal in the Paris Agreement. Perspectives Climate Group.
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