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  1. Trump’s Inauguration: What will happen to CDR in the US? - with Erin Burns

    23 januari 2025 · 27 min

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    Donald J. Trump has been sworn in as the 47th President of the United States. As soon as he took office, executive orders were signed affecting all areas of the U.S. society and economy, including climate and CDR. Lees meer

    Joined by Erin Burns, the Executive Director of the U.S.’ leading CDR nonprofit Carbon180, Eve Tamme and Sebastian Manhart try to make sense of a dynamic and fragile situation.

    From the impact on the international stage, to how existing policy successes can be defended, to changes in narrative we might - or maybe absolutely shouldn’t - adopt.

    Tune in to find out more.

    Links:

    Eve Tamme: LinkedIn and Website

    Sebastian Manhart: LinkedIn and Website

    Erin Burns: LinkedIn

    Podcast on this topic on Foresight Media

    Analysis on this topic in the Carbonfuture Magazine

    Trump’s executive order on international environmental agreements

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  2. Our 2025 CDR Policy Predictions

    15 januari 2025 · 28 min

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    What will be the main themes and developments this year? Lees meer

    2025 will likely be the biggest year for CDR policy to date. Eve Tamme and Sebastian Manhart compared and discussed their top 5 predictions, covering national, regional, and global CDR policy.

    Tune in to get to know what to look out for in 2025.

    Show notes:

    Eve Tamme: LinkedIn and Website

    Sebastian Manhart: LinkedIn and Website

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  3. The EU's 2040 Climate Target(s): What to expect?

    15 januari 2025 · 30 min

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    The EU’s 2040 Climate Target(s): hope in difficult times or empty promises? Lees meer

    In 2025, the European Union will attempt to formalise a binding target for emission reduction in 2040. This would complement the existing 55% reduction target for 2030 and a climate neutrality target for 2050.

    As of today, the European Commission plans to recommend an ambitious 90% reduction target for 2040. In the current political landscape, this will be a contested proposal.

    What about the role of carbon dioxide removal? Will we be seeing the much asked for dedicated durable CDR target?

    For the last CDR Policy Scoop of the year, Eve Tamme and Sebastian Manhart dive into this hot topic, which will likely shape much of 2025’s climate advocacy work in the EU.

    Find out more:

    Eve Tamme: LinkedIn and Website

    Sebastian Manhart: LinkedIn and Website

    EU 2040 Target

    Project Co2ol Down

    The EU’s 2040 Climate Target — context, scope and design

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  4. CRCF: Did the EU get it right?

    15 januari 2025 · 29 min

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    The CRCF - the gold standard for CDR certification? Lees meer

    Some see it as the world's most important CDR policy, others just as an empty shell with no clear impact.

    In this CDR Policy Scoop, Eve Tamme and Sebastian Manhart dive into this hot topic they both feel very passionately about.

    Tune in to hear where it currently stands, what some of the sticking points are, and how it will fit into European climate policy (or not).

    Find out more:

    Eve Tamme: LinkedIn and Website

    Sebastian Manhart: LinkedIn and Website

    Background piece on the CRCF

    Analysis of the October CRCF Expert Workshop

    Will the Carbon Removal Certification Framework count in the race to climate neutrality?

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  5. US Election: What does it mean for carbon removal? - with Jason Grillo

    15 januari 2025 · 28 min

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    What will the Trump victory mean for CDR? Lees meer

    Speculation is rife - is this the end of CDR in the U.S., a blessing in disguise, or simply not that important?

    In this CDR Policy Scoop, Eve Tamme and Sebastian Manhart are joined by the one and only Jason Grillo to dig into what this Republican trifecta of control over the White House, House of Congress, and Senate means for CDR – on both federal and state level – and also the implications for the world at large.

    Find out more:

    Eve Tamme: LinkedIn and Website

    Sebastian Manhart: LinkedIn and Website

    Jason Grillo: LinkedIn and Substack

    Mou-tora: A Dispatch from COP 29 on the Future of Paris in the Trump Era

    Jason Grillo’s analysis of the U.S. election and its impact on CDR

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  6. COP29: CDR’s big moment?

    15 januari 2025 · 28 min

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    Will COP29 be the breakthrough COP for CDR? Lees meer

    What a start! Article 6.4 standards were adopted on day 1 of COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan. What does this actually mean, and what else can we expect?

    In this CDR Policy Scoop, Eve Tamme and Sebastian Manhart try to make sense of a topic that has generated a lot of excitement but also raised some serious questions.

    Find out more:

    Eve Tamme: LinkedIn and Website

    Sebastian Manhart: LinkedIn and Website

    Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism

    PACM Standard: Requirements for activities involving removals under the Article 6.4 mechanism

    PACM Standard: Application of the requirements of Chapter V.B (Methodologies) for the development and assessment of Article 6.4 mechanism methodologies

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  7. Welcome to the CDR Policy Scoop

    14 januari 2025 · 5 min

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    The CDR Policy Scoop, where we unpack carbon removal policy in 30 minutes or less. Lees meer

    Punchy, unfiltered, to the point discussions on all hot developments in the sector.

    Listen in to go several levels deeper and beyond the analysis that you won't find anywhere else. Enjoy.

    Find out more:

    Eve Tamme: LinkedIn and Website

    Sebastian Manhart: LinkedIn and Website

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