🌏🇮🇳 Carbon Removal India Alliance (#CRIA) to unveil report on India's potential in carbon dioxide removal (#CDR) 🇮🇳🌏

😲 On December 4th, CRIA launches a report at #COP28 spotlighting India's potential in CDR suggesting that India could contribute 10-30% of the world's CDR needs which the IPCC projects at 4.7 to 9.8 gigatons annually by 2050.

🌾 The report highlights how the CDR sector in India can revolutionize agriculture and create vast employment opportunities. With technologies like biochar carbon removal (#CDR) or enhanced weathering (#EW), the benefits include improved soil quality, increased agricultural yields, and better food security.

📅 Join the virtual COP28 event on December 4th at 3.30pm GMT+4 to learn more about India's potential in leading sustainable carbon management as detailed in CRIA's report - link in comments.

👏 Shout out to Tom Mills, Shreya Sharma, and Srishti Singh at CRIA for their amazing work in getting this organisation off the ground and report published. And to CRIA´s members Carbonfuture, Carbon Removal Partners, MASH Makes, Takachar, Mati Carbon, Carbon Drawdown Initiative GmbH, Carbon Removal Partners, Swaniti iInitiative, Hasten Forestry India , and TOS (Two Oceans Strategy).

Hope to see many of you there. Having gotten a copy of the report in advance, I can tell you it´s worth it!