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Op-ed November 13th 2024

Scientific models trust the land to soak up lots of CO₂ – the reality is a lot more messy

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    Is it possible to heat the planet to dangerous levels and then cool it down later? Economic models charting the world’s path to net zero emissions say yes. [...] However, this bet on future large-scale carbon removal risks becoming a “get out of jail free” clause that allows high emissions to continue inflaming the climate crisis.[...]

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    Authors

    O.I. Perkins

    King’s College London

    Alexandra Deprez

    Research Fellow, International climate governance

    Kate Dooley

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