by Daniel Kelter | Feb 26, 2026
The urgency and scale required to address residual and historical emissions has spurred investigation into every tool at our disposal. This brings us to the vast, and largely untapped, potential of the world’s largest carbon sink: the ocean. As many stakeholders...
by Daniel Kelter | Jan 30, 2026
Picture this: the same mines that extract our minerals also remove carbon from the atmosphere. Forest operations that not only harvest timber but actively clean the air. Agricultural operations that turn crop waste into permanent carbon storage. This isn’t...
by Jacob Ma | Oct 22, 2025
Canada’s cold isn’t a barrier to carbon removal; it can actually be our competitive edge. While our northern environment poses challenges to many industries, it can be uniquely suited to a new generation of direct air capture (DAC) technologies designed to...
by Daniel Kelter | Sep 2, 2025
Climate action is entering a new phase. Cutting emissions remains the top priority, but a hard truth is emerging: sectors such as aviation, shipping, cement, and steel are not on track to reach their climate goals by 2050. The path to achieving these goals has been...
by Tim Bushman | Jul 8, 2025
Climate change brings serious risks to our economy, society, and environment, and across North America, we’re witnessing these dangers firsthand through increasingly destructive wildfires. The growing risk of wildfires Globally, the wildfire season is growing,...
by Giulia Belotti | Jun 24, 2025
The views and opinions expressed in this blog post are those of the guest writer and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of Carbon Removal Canada. The carbon removal sector is increasingly recognizing community engagement as a crucial component of...
