"Technologies that suck carbon dioxide out of the air will likely be crucial to meeting global climate goals, and they'll need more investment to reach scale.

That's the conclusion of a new National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine report that dives into negative emissions technologies ranging from reforestation to futuristic processes.

The report comes amid rising interest in negative emissions technologies, fueled by concerns that the world won't meet the 2-degrees-Celsius target set under the Paris climate agreement."

Nick Sobczyk reports for Greenwire October 24, 2018. [2]

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"Sucking CO2 Out Of The Atmosphere, Explained" (Vox) [3]

"The Debate Is Over: We Need To Start Sucking Carbon From The Air" (Grist) [4]

"Climate Change: Five Cheap Ways To Remove CO2 From The Atmosphere" (BBC News) [5]