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Carbon Accounting for Negative Emissions Technologies [PDF]
Climate Policy, 2021 Negative emissions technologies (NETs) are an essential part of most scenarios for achieving the Paris Agreement goal of limiting warming to below 2°C and for all scenarios that limit warming to 1....
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Ranking Negative Emissions Technologies Under Uncertainty [PDF]
Heliyon, 2020 Existing mitigation strategies to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are inadequate to reach the target emission reductions set in the Paris Agreement. Hence, the deployment of negative emission technologies (NETs) is imperative. Given that there are multiple available NETs that need to be evaluated based on multiple criteria, there is a need for a ...
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Geochemical Negative Emission Technologies
Greenhouse Gas Removal Technologies, 2022Weathering of alkaline rocks is a geochemical process which is fundamental to the Earth's natural carbon cycle. It is responsible for removing CO2 from the atmosphere over geological time periods by transforming it into bicarbonate ions or solid carbonate minerals.
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Assessing the Terrestrial Capacity for Negative Emission Technologies in Ireland [PDF]
Carbon Management, 2019 Negative emissions technologies (NETs) and their potential role in meeting emission targets is a rapidly growing and contentious area of climate change mitigation research. The literature ranges in scope from general reviews of NETs options to research and development through applied case studies.
Barry McMullin, Michael B Jones
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Soil Carbon Sequestration and Biochar as Negative Emission Technologies
Global Change Biology, 2016AbstractDespite 20 years of effort to curb emissions, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions grew faster during the 2000s than in the 1990s, which presents a major challenge for meeting the international goal of limiting warming to <2 °C relative to the preindustrial era. Most recent scenarios from integrated assessment models require large‐scale deployment
Peter Smith
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Negative emission technologies
2019Carbon dioxide (CO2) is an important greenhouse gas (GHG), which concentration in the atmosphere has been rising since the Industrial Revolution due to emissions from anthropogenic activities (mainly burning of fossil fuels). The continuous CO2 emissions may lead to a potentially irreversible climate change (global warming) and ocean acidification ...
Santos, FM, Gonçalves, AL, Pires, JCM
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Negative Emissions Technologies
2019The Paris Agreement signalled global consensus to keep average temperature rise “well below” 2 °C by the end of the century. Results from integrated assessment models have made it increasingly evident that negative emissions (removing CO2 from the atmosphere) are crucial to achieving this.
H. A. Daggash, M. Fajardy, N. Mac Dowell
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The Potential for Implementation of Negative Emission Technologies in Scotland
International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control, 2018 The reduction of anthropogenic greenhouse gas emission rates alone appears insufficient to limit the rise in global temperatures. Negative Emission Technologies (NETs) can be helpful in this critical goal by actively removing CO from the atmosphere. Industrialised countries like Scotland will require NETs to address their climate targets and reach net ...
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