CDR Experience Tour Bavaria 2026: On-Site CO₂ Removal
How does CO₂ removal work in practice? On June 18–19, 2026, the CDR Experience Tour will visit projects in the Munich area and demonstrate how CDR is being implemented today – right on site.
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CDRterra – research program on land-based CO₂ removal (CDR) methods
Realistic potentials of Carbon Dioxide Removal – CDR
To limit climate change, reducing our greenhouse gas emissions has to be the top priority. However, to achieve greenhouse gas neutrality by 2045, we need additional methods that permanently remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. But is CDR really feasible, effective and sensible? The BMFTR research program CDRterra investigates the realistic potential of land-based CO₂ removal methods.
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CDRterra News
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New educational brochure brings carbon removal into classrooms
CDRterra has released a second teaching brochure for upper secondary schools. It complements existing material with experiments and additional topics, making carbon dioxide removal easier to teach in a scientifically sound way.
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CDRatlas: Guide to CO₂ capture methods at sea and on land
Our partner project CDRatlas is online: The new platform makes CO₂ removal methods transparent, comparable, and spatially classifiable—based on collaboration with CDRmare and CDRterra.
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2045 climate target: Why separate targets for emissions and CO₂ removal are necessary
Germany will only achieve greenhouse gas neutrality if emission reduction and CO₂ removal are planned and managed separately in terms of policy. The new CDRterra Policy Brief shows why this separation is crucial for transparency, credibility, and effective climate action – and what course needs to be set now.
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How Germany can scale up CDR – and where the challenges lie
Germany will fail to meet its climate targets without CDR. The new fact sheet summarizes the key findings of CDRterra: which methods work, where the biggest challenges lie, and what policy decisions are now needed to enable the scale-up of land-based CDR.
