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More than 100 carbon removal experts submitted a letter in response
to the UNFCCC’s Article 6.4 Supervisory Body about how carbon dioxide removal (CDR) is an essential component for a
just energy transition and to limit warming to 1.5 °C.
Article 6.4 of the Paris Agreement shapes the future of how global carbon markets operate.
In response to proposed guidance from the Supervisory Body,
the letter urges the UNFCCC to adopt the IPCC definition of CDR,
and a method-neutral, criteria-based approach to determine CDR project’ eligibility under the Article 6.4 mechanism.
We invite you to read the letter and to join the conversation. Thank you for your continuing efforts to ensure that the UNFCCC considers carbon dioxide removal
(CDR) as an essential component for a just energy transition and to
limit warming to 1.5 °C. We are pleased to see the Supervisory Body Information Note
concur with the IPCC that the science is clear
that CDR - alongside a strong global prioritization on emissions reduction of CO2
and other greenhouse gases - is "unavoidable," and in fact will be required at gigatonne (Gt) scale by mid-century
for us to reach net zero and have a chance to limit warming to 1.5 or even 2°C (IPCC AR6 Synthesis Report p 50).
It is important to further highlight that CDR encompasses
a range of pathways, from land-based soil and forest carbon sinks; biomass-based carbon removal and storage (BiCRS); to marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR);
to mineralization-based approaches; to direct air capture (DAC) -
as well as emergent and potentially as yet undiscovered methods.