The draft ISO Net Zero Standard is currently out for public consultation. What does it mean for businesses? Join our Serviced Emissions Hub tomorrow from 10:30–11:30am BST for a webinar on what's in it & how to participate in the consultation. Sign up here: luma.com/e16iv97p @smithschool.ox.ac.uk

The draft ISO Net Zero Standard: Headline takeaways and how to participate in the public consultation · Luma

ISO 14060 is set to become the first independently verifiable international standard for net zero transition planning, aligned with the Paris Agreement.…

luma.com

Novel #CDR is a small share of today's #CDR, but there are signs of growth: 1. CDR accounts for 2.6% of all climate-tech funding 2. Novel CDR has been growing at 40% per year 3. CDR literature increased by 15% per year on average between '22 & '25. Read the full report: tinyurl.com/mr45uumc

How long is long enough when it comes to #carbon storage? Leona Tenkhoff breaks down why durability is one of the biggest questions shaping the future of #CarbonDioxideRemoval. @swp-berlin.org

Go beyond the figures. The updated #StateOfCDR Data Portal lets you explore the data behind Edition 3. Example, comparing future scenarios and examining the growing gap between current pledges and Paris-compatible #CDR pathways. Explore the portal: www.stateofcdr.org/data-portal/...

Great to co-host with @co2rehub.bsky.social at #LCAW. Discussions highlighted the UK's strengths in peatland restoration and biochar, alongside the need for clearer regulation, stronger policy, and investment to help #CDR scale. Thanks to all our speakers, partners, and attendees! Read more 👇

CO₂RE – The Greenhouse Gas Removal Hub@co2rehub.bsky.social · last mo.

Last Weds we co-hosted "Carbon dioxide removal: the latest trends & the UK's edge" w/@stateofcdr.bsky.social at London Climate Action Week. We covered current research, plus policy, legal & finance challenges. Check out our LinkedIn article for more: www.linkedin.com/pulse/carbon... #LCAW2026

To align with 1.5°C pathways, #CarbonDioxideRemoval must scale from 2.2 GtCO₂/yr today to 8.8 GtCO₂/yr by 2050. "We need to see an upscaling in ambition over the next few years." — @energymorgan.bsky.social, State of CDR report 2026 Read more: www.carbonbrief.org/experts-why-...

Experts: Why carbon removal needs a ‘major scale up’ to return warming to 1.5C - Carbon Brief

more than 260 researchers convened in Milan to discuss the opportunities, challenges and risks involved in scaling “carbon dioxide removal” (CDR) to help curb climate change.

carbonbrief.org

#ICCDR2026 in Milan has been full of great discussion on the future of CDR. Day 3 featured @nicofairbairn.bsky.social on global CDR governance, Joana Portugal-Pereira on Paris-consistent scenarios, and Steve Smith on the closing panels. Huge thanks to the organisers and the #StateOfCDR community 🌍

Day 2 at the 4th International CDR Conference #ICCDR2026 in Milan was a great showcase for the #StateOfCDR community. Included talks on policy sequencing, implementation gaps, accounting, governance, and open data infrastructure. Great to see so much #CDR work in one place 🌍

„Die Politik ist gefragt, die richtigen wirtschaftlichen Anreize zu setzen.“ Tipp zum Wochenende: Wissenssendung von ZDF nano zum großen Report über CO₂-Entnahmen aus der Atmosphäre, mit 5 min Interview PIK-Forscherin Sabine Fuss (ab 03:42). #StateofCDR www.zdf.de/play/magazin...

The conversation on #CDR continues at the 4th International Conference on CDR #ICCDR2026, Milan. Today authors of the #StateOfCDR 3rd Edition discussed the latest evidence on deployment, policy, innovation, and challenges ahead. Read the report: lnkd.in/ey4GpSJz @energymorgan.bsky.social

Recent developments in CDR communication show declining trends. Most newspaper articles follow recommendations for responsible communication of CDR, for example by emphasizing the need to reduce emissions and not framing CDR as an alternative solution to mitigating climate change 6/8

New lessons for responsible communication of CDR include providing guidance to adopters such as farmers; communicating inclusively; developing local, trusted and context-aware approaches to communication of CDR; and communicating stable, fair and transparent long-term policy signals 5/8

Peer-reviewed perceptions research has increased significantly since The State of CDR 2nd Edition. The focus of that literature has shifted from drivers of attitudes towards CDR with an already existing strong evidence base and more theoretical considerations to less-studied, practical aspects 4/8

Public attitudes towards CDR are strongly driven by concerns about the impacts of CDR on ecosystems and biodiversity, the need for good governance, the expectation of co-benefits, trust in relevant actors, broader values and beliefs and a preference for low costs and financial benefits 3/8

The State of Carbon Dioxide Removal Edition 3 is now live 🌍 Since the last edition, #CDR landscape has continued to evolve. Novel CDR deployment has grown, new policies have emerged, & fresh evidence has improved our understanding of future needs. Download here: www.stateofcdr.org/report/3rd-e...

“Countries have pledged around 2.7bn tonnes of carbon removal by 2035 and about 3.6bn by 2050, but climate pathways require much more,” said PIK's William Lamb, co-author of the new State of #CDR report. “This leaves a gap that grows significantly over time.” www.theguardian.com/environment/...

New ways to remove CO2 from atmosphere must grow much faster, report says

Novel forms of CO2 removal must expand at ‘highly ambitious rates’ if world is to limit global heating to 1.5C, says study

theguardian.com

The next few years will be critical for determining the role of #CDR in limiting #climate damages. Find out why at the launch webinar of the State of Carbon Dioxide Removal, Edition 3. Register now: tinyurl.com/StateOfCDR

We look forward to seeing you there! luma.com/calendar/cal... @oxuniearthsci.bsky.social @naturerecovery.bsky.social @oxpolicyengaged.bsky.social @co2rehub.bsky.social @stateofcdr.bsky.social

University of Oxford at London Climate Action Week 2026 · Events Calendar

View and subscribe to events from University of Oxford at London Climate Action Week 2026 on Luma. Engage with University of Oxford experts at the forefront of climate science and impact.

luma.com

Join us on 2 June for the launch of the #StateOfCDR Edition 3 🌍 This live webinar will bring together the report’s authors and experts to explore the newest data, emerging trends, and biggest questions shaping the future of #CDR. Register now: tinyurl.com/StateOfCDR

Hear from Candelaria Bergero, author at the #StateOfCDR, as she shares what makes this upcoming 3rd Edition so exciting. Join us at the launch of the 3rd Edition on June 2, 2:30PM BST Register now: tinyurl.com/48kyjvm2

🎉 Update: tickets are now available! Book your FREE ticket here: botanic-garden.bristol.ac.uk/event/reclai...

CO₂RE – The Greenhouse Gas Removal Hub@co2rehub.bsky.social · 3mo ago

There's just over a month until our "Reclaiming Hope, Removing Carbon" art & science event at @bristoluni.bsky.social Botanic Garden! Join us from 11–14 June to explore the power & potential of greenhouse gas removal. Register for updates here: botanic-garden.bristol.ac.uk/event/reclai...

The #StateOfCDR Edition 3 launches 2 June 2026 🌍 Join us online for new data, expanded global coverage, and fresh insights on the costs & potential of #CDR. Moderated by @evetamme.com, hear from our authors as they unpack key findings. Register now: tinyurl.com/48kyjvm2 2 June, 14:30–15:30 BST

Understanding where #CDR stands today takes more than data, it takes collaboration, iteration, and months of work behind the scenes. We’re excited to share that the 3rd Edition of the #StateOfCDR is coming this June. Stay tuned 🌍

📣 New policy briefing! "Scaling CDR: Opportunities to collaborate across the UK, EU, US and beyond" looks at how cross-jurisdictional collaboration can address the challenges we face in scaling up CO2 removal. Authors: Petra Bistričić, Aoife Brophy, Mark Workman. Read more: co2re.org/publication/...

The Knowledge Sharing Summit brings together leaders across #CDR, and #CCS. On the ground are @energymorgan.bsky.social & @nicofairbairn.bsky.social, joining key conversations on scaling #carbon removal and shaping policy. Thanks to the organisers for convening this important dialogue🌍

🎉 We're delighted that our Exec Director Dr Steve Smith has been chosen as a Lead Author of the IPCC's forthcoming methodology report on CO2 removal & carbon capture, utilisation & storage! co2re.org/co2re-execut... @smithschool.ox.ac.uk @oxfordgeography.bsky.social @ox.ac.uk @stateofcdr.bsky.social

CO2RE Executive Director Dr Steve Smith named as IPCC author - CO₂RE - The Greenhouse Gas Removal Hub

co2re.org

“Los compromisos actuales del #G20 suponen solo un ligero aumento de la #CDR para 2030; y muchos de ellos carecen de la información detallada necesaria para evaluar su credibilidad” - El Estado de la CDR, Informe de Análisis 1 Lea el informe completo aquí: www.stateofcdr.org/insight-repo...

760 million people still live without electricity. Scaling renewable energy is how that changes, while keeping warming within 1.5°C. Clean power can light homes, run hospitals, cut emissions and more. Here’s why renewables matter for people and planet. tinyurl.com/4k9tejuf

Healthy #soils hold more than just nutrients, they also store #carbon. Soil carbon sequestration is a widely researched #CDR approach. Improving land management can help soils remove CO₂ while supporting #agricultural productivity & ecosystem health. Read more: www.stateofcdr.org/edition-2-re...

Progress on the State of Carbon Dioxide Removal is powered by collaboration across the #CDR ecosystem. We recently met in #Oxford to advance our work - sharing insights, refining analysis, and strengthening impact. Thanks to all involved, 3rd Edition of the #StateOfCDR out this June 🌍