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šŸ§½ Letā€™s tidy up one of the worldā€™s dirtiest industries šŸ§½



šŸ‘· Following the great interest I received on a recent post about the role of carbon dioxide removal (hashtag#CDR) in construction, I wrote up a detailed article featured in todayā€™sĀ CarbonfutureĀ Magazine: ā€œBuilding a Greener Future: How Carbon Removal and Policy Will Decarbonize Construction sector.ā€Ā 



šŸ—ļø The buildings and construction sector contributes over a third of global greenhouse gas emissions with concrete itself representing 7%, many of which are hard to abate.



šŸ”’ Thatā€™s where CDR can come in. Thankfully a number of highly innovative companies have emerged using a variety of technologies to permanently store COā‚‚ in concrete, asphalt, and other building materials.Ā 



šŸ¤© Companies I highlight in the articleinclude:




šŸ›ļø Scaling up these solutions will only be possible with supportive policy. I dig deep into the three I believe to have the greatest potential:



šŸ’¹ EU ETS


šŸ’° Public Procurement


āš ļø Building Regulations



šŸ‘€ Check it out yourself:Ā https://lnkd.in/gCJNHCUN



šŸ¤” What do you think? Do share your perspectives on my article and this topic in general.




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