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Climate change is complex, but the math of CO2 is actually pretty simple. Increasing emissions ➡️ faster warming Flat emissions ➡️ constant warming Decreasing emissions ➡️ slowing warming Zero emissions ➡️ stopping warming Negative emissions ➡️ cooling

An almost mandatory video for everyone youtu.be/Vl6VhCAeEfQ?si…

Afterwards, watch this. „It will only be better, if we make it better.“ Hannah Ritchie youtu.be/3XNQFqUwCnU?si…

The inevitable build-up of the new negative emissions industry opens up huge development potential for careers, for startups and for the planet. Join the movement! „CDR can become a global nearly trillion-Euro industry: The global economic potential of CDR could reach €470-940

If you are into negative emissions, here is your new favorite documentary! „Legion 44“ is coming!

We are in a climate crisis!!! Our planet is warming, and humans are the cause. By releasing greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide (CO₂) and methane (CH₄) into the atmosphere, we are driving far-reaching climate change. The Sixth Assessment Report on "The Physical Science Basis"

This warming trend of our planet goes on since the middle of the last century and the global temperature increase is especially pronounced in 2023 and 2024: “The Earth’s global-average temperature reached or exceeded 1.5°C above the pre-industrial era every month between July

We may be witnessing an acceleration of the warming trend, an easily measurable effect of the escalating climate change that pushes us closer to several critical tipping points of our planetary system. These tipping points are alarming because, once triggered, they could further

Climate scientist Zeke Hausfather explains that climate change is complex, but the maths of CO₂ is actually pretty simple: • Increasing emissions ➡️ faster warming • Flat emissions ➡️ constant warming • Decreasing emissions ➡️ slowing warming • Zero emissions ➡️ stopping

We all need to decarbonize our lives, reducing more than 90% of CO₂ emissions mainly by ending our reliance on fossil fuels for energy quickly. This is a monumental global effort, but it is achievable, as Hannah Ritchie explains in her video. youtu.be/3XNQFqUwCnU?si…

A recent study found that all the necessary technology is already at hand and renewable energy sources are already more affordable than fossil fuels. Although this transition is inevitable, your own and your government’s active participation are required to do this fast enough to

Even when we have reached a point when humanity has lowered the CO2 emissions by 90%, we are still not done! Even after successful decarbonization, some human activities will continue to lead to CO₂ emissions and so we will still need to remove excess CO₂ from the atmosphere

At Carbon Drawdown Initiative our mission is to contribute to the creation and growth of the emerging CDR industry. We are dedicated to supporting the people and companies working on carbon dioxide removal, helping them find their footing and thrive. We believe in a significant