The IPCC has explained for years that we need to remove billions of tons of carbon dioxide from our Earth’s atmosphere every year between about 2050 and 2100. If we don’t, we’re cooked, literally. And yet, we’re nowhere remotely close to being able to do this. In fact, we haven’t even started developing a workable plan. In the meantime, the need for large-scale C02 removal has become more urgent than ever because we’ve missed all our emissions targets.
The Global CDR Action Network (CDRANet) is the world’s first and only global, high-level, ongoing event designed to bring together all key stakeholders to develop a workable plan for the future—including policy, technical, financial, social, moral-ethical, sustainability, and other vital considerations. Join this group and help save our planet while there’s still time.
The Global CDR Action Network (CDRANet, pronounced see-drah-net) is new partnership between countries, industries and institutions who will work together to create workable global policy for removing carbon dioxide from the Earth’s atmosphere at scale. Although there have been various efforts to-date exploring various aspects of carbon dioxide removal, this Network is unique and vital in five key respects: