An open look at COP31, through Türkiye’s lens, with voices from across the field.
Researchers at the University of Texas at El Paso have developed an innovative battery component that can be manufactured in…
Researchers at the University of Texas at El Paso have developed an innovative battery component that can be manufactured in…
CDR Brief is a dedicated editorial series that tracks Carbon Dioxide Removal from fundamentals to deployment, with a clear focus on integrity, real-world constraints, and practical next steps. The aim is to strengthen regional understanding of CDR and support better decisions across policy, finance, corporate strategy, and innovation ahead of COP31 in Antalya in November 2026. Curated by our community members Pınar Öncel and Göker Avcı.
Carbon prices are arriving. Handled well, they could seed an industry, not just a bill. Carbon emissions are about to…
Removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere is only the first half of carbon removal. The second half is storage. A…
Meeting Türkiye’s 2053 net-zero emissions target requires deploying durable carbon dioxide removal (CDR) pathways alongside deep decarbonization measures. As national…
Carbon dioxide removal is no longer only a voluntary market topic. Around the world, governments are beginning to shape how…
The timeline of global climate action is shifting from decades to years. As we look ahead to COP31 in Antalya,…
Carbon dioxide removal needs more than good technology. It needs the right financing structure at the right moment. A project…
Introduction This article is inspired by a recent discussion on the “CDR Policy Scoop” podcast co-hosted by Sebastian Manhart and…
The Big Picture: A Systems Perspective The atmosphere is a system that needs balance. Achieving our climate goals is not…
The opening session of the CDR Stage towards COP31 felt like a turning point. For the last three years, I…
In this CDR Brief issue, we will go deeper into the current situation of CDR credits in the carbon market.…
