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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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.