"On September 18-19, 2019, the Institute for Carbon Removal Law and Policy (ICRLP) hosted a meeting titled “How to Talk About Carbon Removal.” The meeting was intended to facilitate a dialogue between stakeholders working on carbon removal and to provide a space to discuss strategies for improved communication of the topic. The outcomes of the meeting are informing an in-progress ICRLP report, being prepared by communications scholar Matthew Nisbet of Northeastern University, on carbon removal communication."

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"This briefing summarises the latest evidence relating to the governance of Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) to Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR). It describes a range of techniques currently under consideration, exploring their technical readiness, current research, applicable governance frameworks, and other socio-political considerations. It also provides an overview of key instruments relevant for the governance of NBS based CDR."

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"The Carnegie Climate Governance Initiative (C2G) is a small, foundation-funded initiative of the Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs. It seeks to catalyse the creation of governance frameworks for emerging climate-altering technologies: in particular, for solar radiation modification and large-scale carbon dioxide removal."

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Strefler, Jessica; Burdon, Rebecca; Colvin, Rebecca; Dooley, Kate; Fuss, Sabine; Minx, Jan (2019): Towards net zero - Carbon dioxide removal and utilisation. Insights from the Australian-German Energy Transition Hub.

"CDR presents opportunities for both Australia and Germany: Australia could be a significant source of land-based CDR using nature-based solutions. This can deliver co-benefits for biodiversity, ecosystem services, and agricultural productivity. Australia could also be major supplier of DACCS or BECCS. The need for accelerated development of CDR and CCU technologies could be an opportunity for an innovation country like Germany. Having played a key role in developing sound knowledge of the role of CDR in climate change mitigation, future Hub research could provide tailored information for guiding national CDR efforts in Australia and Germany."

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