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11.11.2026

Policy Brief

CO₂ Removal During Overshoot

Global warming is expected to exceed the 1.5-degree threshold. CO₂ removal can help bring temperatures back down. However, climate change could compromise the effectiveness of individual methods. What does this mean for long-term planning?

Afforestation and Climate Action: Social Barriers Limit CO₂ Sequestration

19.10.2026

Publication Publikation

Afforestation and Climate Action: Social Barriers Limit CO₂ Sequestration

The new joint newsletter from CDRterra and CDRmare provides a concise overview of the latest research findings, publications, projects and events, as well as political and societal issues surrounding CO₂ removal.

17.09.2026

CDR update

New Newsletter from CDRterra and CDRmare

How Much Land Does CDR Need? New STEPSEC Website Highlights Potential and Trade-Offs

08.09.2026

Phase 1

How Much Land Does CDR Need? New STEPSEC Website Highlights Potential and Trade-Offs

The interactive website presents findings from the first CDRterra funding phase and shows the opportunities, land-use trade-offs and key challenges associated with land-based CO₂ removal.

General Assembly Brings Together Researchers from the Second Phase of CDRterra

26.06.2026

Phase 2

General Assembly Brings Together Researchers from the Second Phase of CDRterra

Around 120 researchers from the 17 new collaborative projects will gather in Kassel from 24 to 26 June for the first General Assembly of CDRterra’s second funding phase. The event will focus on scientific exchange and the development of a shared research agenda for the next three years.

New SoCDR Report: Carbon Dioxide Removal Must Scale Up Significantly Faster

02.06.2026

Bericht

New SoCDR Report: Carbon Dioxide Removal Must Scale Up Significantly Faster

The new State of Carbon Dioxide Removal report concludes that global climate targets are unlikely to be achieved without a rapid expansion of carbon dioxide removal. Researchers from the CDRterra consortium contributed to the international assessment.