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🤩 This is the biggest research project I’ve ever worked on: months of work with the TIDE Centre, University of Oxford, together with my brilliant co-author Raphaël Cario , culminating in a 60-page analysis on the Global South’s overlooked industrialisation opportunity. 📈 The headline: if scaled with the right policies, durable CDR could create 3 to 9.5 million jobs and $180-600 billion in annual economic value across the Global South by 2050. 🚀 Holding >70% of global bioma

📊 A new national poll of 2,300 Canadians by Carbon Removal Canada and the Carbon Business Council shows two-thirds (64%) of Canadians support carbon removal — and four in five (81%) believe it’s essential for Canada’s future. Also remarkable: ✅ 67% believe it will create jobs and grow the economy ✅ 62% say they’re more likely to vote for candidates backing it ✅ 56% view companies more favorably when they invest in removals 🤝 This support cuts across political lines: from

🤓 I’ve always appreciated when smart people take the time to structure and share their thoughts. Increasingly, I am finding that Substack is where I find this content, particularly long-reads. 🗞️ So if you want to get beyond the TL;DR level news - for which LinkedIn is unbeatable IMO - I cannot recommend these enough: 🎩 Robert Höglund needs no introduction in this space - we have all come to know and love him through his work at CDR.fyi and Milkywire. His Marginal Carbon A

🧭 The Carbon Removal Standards Initiative (CRSI) just made it a whole lot easier. CRSI launched just over a year ago, and they’ve certainly been busy ever since. They’ve made their already awesome Policy Landscape Tool even better and it's now: 🔍 Searchable by jurisdiction, pathway, and more 🗺️ Fully navigable through an interactive map 🧰 The Policy Landscape Tool is a fantastic tool for your CDR Policy Toolbox, along with their recently launched Sectoral Integrations Map