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Direct Air Capture of Carbon Dioxide
External Publications by David Sandalow & Julio Friedmann • December 10, 2018
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This roadmapĀ evaluates the portfolio of negative emission technologiesĀ in under 2 degree C scenarios. The report explores direct air capture (DAC) technologies, long-term goals for DAC (e.g. economic viability, ensuring net CO2Ā removal from the use of DAC and CO2Ā utilization, role of renewable electricity, research, development and deploymentĀ targets)Ā and policy support.
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