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Direct air capture technology is no panacea for reducing GHG emissions, say experts

Mark Lowey
December 20, 2023

Direct air capture technology (DAC) that removes carbon dioxide from the air won’t be a “silver bullet” for reducing emissions to prevent catastrophic global warming, DAC technology experts say.

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Organizations:	Boston Consulting Group, Carbon Engineering, Climeworks, Government of Alberta, Government of Canada, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Occidental Petroleum, Rocky Mountain Institute, Transition Accelerator, U.S. government, and University of Notre Dame - Indiana
People:	Charles Harvey, Donald Addu, Dr. David Layzell, PhD, Emily Grubert, and Silvan Aeschlimann
Topics:	accelerated mineralization of carbon dioxide, achieving net-zero emissions, Alberta government incentives for direct air capture, benefits of direct air capture technology, biomass for fuel or electricity, Canada's carbon price, carbon removal technologies, challenges of direct air capture technology, Climate Change, CO2 pipeline leak in Satartia, Mississippi, community acceptance of direct air capture technology, cost of direct air capture technology, demand for carbon removal, federal government incentives for direct air capture, fossil fuel-based electricity, geological sequestration of carbon, global warming, government regulation of direct air capture technology, nature-based carbon removal approaches, net-zero transition, preventing catastrophic global warming, reducing carbon missions at industrial source, reducing greenhouse gas emiissions, renewable energy, stabilizing global climate, U.S. Inflation Reduction Act, and zero-emission energy carriers

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