INTERVIEW: Biomass-based CDR will decarbonise US economy more effectively than corn, soy-based biofuel production

Published 11:01 on May 1, 2025 / Last updated at 03:36 on May 1, 2025 / / Americas, Nature-based, RINs & LCFS, US, Voluntary

The US must pursue biomass-based CO2 removal (CDR) to effectively decarbonise and meet 2050 climate targets, instead of using it as an energy source or producing crop-based biofuels, according to research published by a think tank on Thursday.
The US must pursue biomass-based CO2 removal (CDR) to effectively decarbonise and meet 2050 climate targets, instead of using it as an energy source or producing crop-based biofuels, according to research published by a think tank on Thursday.


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