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Carbon removal, net zero, and implications for Switzerland

Philippe Thalmann, Sascha Nick
2021
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Abstract

Carbon removal, including carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) and negative emission technologies (NET), is an important but small part of climate action, unlikely to scale beyond 5-10% percent of current emissions, in the 2-3 critical decades we have to stabilize our climate and stop biodiversity loss.

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