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Racing to regulate carbon removals

Mammoth carbon removal plant, considered the largest direct-air capture plant in the world.
Mammoth carbon removal plant Photo: John Moore/Getty Images

How the US, EU, UK and Japan are looking to fund innovation, make new policies and set regulation to improve the quality of carbon markets.

Carbon markets have been an unregulated wild west. This resulted in a series of scandals with millions of carbon credits being issued that did not actually correspond to a real climate benefit. 

Removing carbon from the atmosphere at a grand scale has become a critical part of meeting global climate

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