The #StateOfCDR is at #COP30, Brazil! Join us at the #CDR30 Pavilion in Belém as our Head of Partnerships, Nico Fairbairn, shares insights on the CDR sector, governance, and our new Insight Report. Come find us! 🌍

Dr William F. Lamb at @pik-potsdam.bsky.social highlights the limited progress on #CDR in G20 pledges. He notes that while emission cuts are a priority, most countries lack clear, credible plans to scale CDR in line with climate goals. Read more in our new Insight Report: tinyurl.com/3kn6seff

Curious about the data behind #TheStateofCDR Edition 2? We’ve made it easier than ever to explore the data yourself. Our open-access Data Portal lets you dive into #CDR data by country, method, and more. Built for researchers, policymakers, and the climate-curious - portal.stateofcdr.org

Ahead of #COP30, @stateofcdr.bsky.social released a new report, co-authored by CGS Associate Research Prof. @gidden.bsky.social, that assesses #G20 countries' progress in scaling carbon dioxide removal & whether it's enough to stay aligned with the #ParisAgreement: www.stateofcdr.org/insight-repo...

Carbon removal features in many G20 net-zero plans - yet commitments remain vague. Oliver Geden and others explain: without clear CDR targets and verification, credibility gaps widen. @stateofcdr.bsky.social 📘 State of CDR Insight Report (2025)

How are the world’s largest economies preparing to scale carbon removal and is it enough? Ahead of #COP30, we release our first Insight Report, that examines how G20 pledges address #CDR alongside emission cuts and what this means for long-term Paris alignment. Full report: tinyurl.com/3kn6seff

Ahead of #COP30, Dr William Lamb, Sr. Researcher @pik-potsdam.bsky.social points to a growing gap in #CDR policy targets & real-world emissions reductions. The #StateOfCDR's upcoming Insight Report reveals how new national commitments fall short. Insight Report coming soon!

Did you know? Peatland restoration isn’t just rewetting, it’s about precision, ecosystems & MRV. Data from #StateOfCDR Edition 2 shows it has the highest number of MRV protocols covering both removals and emissions reduction. Read more: www.stateofcdr.org/edition-2-re...

A new @nature.com study explores UK public views on biochar, peatland restoration & biomass crops, revealing that while people support #CDR, most hadn’t heard of biochar, and many question its worth amid concerns over land use, durability, limited budgets, & fairness. www.nature.com/articles/s43...

The #StateOfCDR team met at @uwmadison.bsky.social to advance our 3rd Edition and first Insight Report ahead of #COP30. Grateful to our global #CDR community and to @uwlafollette.bsky.social for hosting and sparking rich discussions on #ClimateAction🌎

In collaboration with @ibi-biochar.bsky.social & @usbiochar.bsky.social we are excited to launch the Biochar Market Research Survey tinyurl.com/4pf73sxc If you're a stakeholder in the #biochar industry, complete our survey & share with your network. Help make our estimates as accurate as possible!

State of CDR is headed to Tokyo! Our Head of Partnerships, Nico Fairbairn will attend the 12th Annual Meeting for Innovation for Cool Earth Forum & the #CDR Mission Hybrid Workshop by Mission Innovation & Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry. Attending? Let us know and let’s connect!

The 2025 Global Biochar Industry Survey is live! In partnership with @usbiochar.bsky.social and @ibi-biochar.bsky.social we're gathering insights from across the biochar ecosystem. Take the survey here: survey.alchemer-ca.com/s3/50429939/...

The @ec.europa.eu DG CLIMA released 3 studies on how the EU could scale up permanent #CDR The studies cite #StateOfCDR & cover: -Models for an EU purchasing programme blending public & private funding. -A snapshot of CDR projects in Europe -How EU funding tools support CDR + new financing options.

What role can carbon markets play in scaling #CDR? A new paper in @tandfresearch.bsky.social, led by Dr Injy Johnstone, @roberthoglund.bsky.social, Sabine Fuss and Nadine Walsh explores voluntary & compliance markets. Read the Full article: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

A new study led by Sarah Lück published on @nature.com maps nearly 29,000 CDR papers, 3–4 times more than earlier estimates. Research clusters around biochar, soil carbon & BECCS, while DACCS, ocean & mineralization remain under explored. Read more: www.nature.com/articles/s41...

The Emissions Gap Report 2024 draws on the State of CDR to assess CDR's evolving role in global climate action. - Current policies could lead to 2.9°C warming - CDR is gaining attention, but needs critical assessment. Read the full report here: www.unep.org/resources/em...

Novel CDR credits like biochar, BECCS & DAC saw major growth in 2023. But across all methods, sold credits still far outpace delivery. A snapshot from #StateOfCDR, edition 2 shows where the voluntary carbon market is heading. Explore more in Chapter 4: www.stateofcdr.org/edition-2-re...

🌍 CDR is in every climate plan, but do we really understand it? Chapter 1 of the State of CDR (Edition 2) breaks it down: 1️⃣ Emissions cuts aren’t enough—we need CDR too 2️⃣ Only human interventions that lead to durable storage of CO₂ from the air count 3️⃣ Methods range from forests to tech

🌍 Curious about the state of carbon dioxide removal? This snapshot from the State of CDR, Edition 2 highlights key data on deployment, innovation, carbon markets & climate scenarios, offering a consistent, independent view of where things stand.

How much CO₂ is being removed today? About 2 GtCO₂/yr, mostly from land-based methods like forests. Novel methods like DACCS & rock weathering are small for now. See where CDR stands in Chapter 7 of #StateOfCDR Ed. 2: www.stateofcdr.org/edition-2-re...

The @thecccuk.bsky.social's Seventh Carbon Budget draws on data from SoCDR 2024 to assess how carbon removal is scaling—what’s ready, what’s emerging, and what still needs support. #CDR #SoCDR #NetZeroUK #ClimatePolicy #GGR Read the Seventh Carbon Budget here: www.theccc.org.uk/publication/...

In 2020–21 the world removed about 2.1 GtCO₂, mostly from conventional methods. To stay on track for 1.5°C, up to 9.8 GtCO₂/year by 2050 is needed. This chart from The State of CDR Edition 2 shows the gap between what’s proposed and what’s needed.

To stop climate change, we need Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) & emissions cuts. But CDR is just getting started & data gaps are holding it back. The #StateOfCDR offers accessible evidence-based insights to help decision-makers track progress. Explore the data. Follow the evidence. stateofcdr.org