Carbon Removal and Environmental Justice: An Equitable Path to Net-negative @Grist
Carbon Removal and Environmental Justice: An Equitable Path to Net-negative  @Grist
Uploaded October 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Climate change is here, affecting the lives of communities across the globe. We’ve already reached an untenable degree of warming, and cutting emissions alone won’t reduce the impacts of CO2 already trapped in the atmosphere. “Carbon removal” encompasses a variety of emerging methods to clean up those legacy emissions. The question facing the climate community today is how.

This discussion takes a hard look at how to deploy carbon removal, from healthy soil practices to direct air capture, that centers the needs of communities, prioritizing engagement, safety, equity, and justice. Without just policy and broader community involvement, many carbon removal projects won’t get off the ground, slowing the clean-up of legacy emissions.
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