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2016
The risky promise of ‘negative emissions’: Why we should not assume that land-based measures will save the climate
This policy brief from the Stockholm Environment Institute examines the risks of relying on land-based 'negative emissions' to meet the temperature goals of the Paris Agreement. It argues that many climate models overstate the feasibility of these measures, particularly Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS), and warns that counting on future carbon removal may dangerously delay necessary near-term emission reductions.
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Themes: negative emissions beccs reforestation forest ecosystem restoration land use
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paris agreement
Stockholm Environment Institute
Document type: Policy brief

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