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Environmental and climate justice and technological carbon removal |
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| Affiliation: | 1. Carbon180, United States;2. Clean Air Task Force, United States;3. ClimateWorks Foundation, United States;4. Third Way, United States;5. Union of Concerned Scientists, United States;6. University at Buffalo, United States;7. University of Virginia, United States |
| Abstract: | Environmental justice (EJ) and climate justice are becoming central foci of climate policy. Awareness is also growing on the need for some amount of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) to curb warming to 1.5 °C. In this paper we map dimensions of environmental and climate justice that stakeholders and communities will need to consider -- from local to global scales. Mapping issues is a step towards developing frameworks to undertake CDR in an environmentally just way. |
| Keywords: | Environmental justice Carbon dioxide removal Technological carbon removal Climate justice Direct air capture Negative emissions |
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