The report outlines how an ensemble of carbon dioxide removal projects can be developed across the U.S. that takes advantage of place-based resources to hit climate targets.

Outstanding summary of the biomass carbon removal and storage (BiCRS) analysis from this massive analysis.

#DYK land is the only sector that is both a sink and source of greenhouse gas emissions? CATF is exploring the most effective uses of Earth’s limited land resources to mitigate climate change, enable energy system transformation, & support livelihoods. catf.us/land-systems/

Report co-authored by LLNL scientists paves the way for carbon dioxide removal in the U.S. livermorevine.com/livermore-news… via livermorevine

Recent Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory report led by Dr. Jennifer Pett-Ridge shows abundant fertile ground exists for CDR in the US... roads2removal.org

The final SEC rule implies that a company's ghg emissions are not inherently material to an investor’s understanding of financial risk. Allowing companies to opt out “misses the whole point of climate disclosures,” Kathy Fallon of Clean Air Task Force told me. heatmap.news/economy/sec-cl…

BREAKING: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission approves a final rule on climate risk disclosure requirements for publicly traded companies – but misses an opportunity to ensure investors have access to consistent, comparable, and transparent climate risk information. catf.us/2024/03/sec-cl…

While the rule requires companies to provide some new climate information about their emissions, it only requires some reporting of carbon offsets – limiting transparency around how companies use carbon offsets and the quality of those offsets.

This map shows where planting trees would make climate change worse. Read more Yale Environment 360: bit.ly/3xfhMZy

We are honored to have achieved a top rating in the “Protect the Environment” category from Charity Navigator! This #EarthMonth, learn more about our work advocating for resilient climate solutions for a high-energy planet: charitynavigator.org/discover-chari…

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CATF applauds White House joint policy statement on voluntary carbon markets and calls for strict oversight - catf.us/?p=31603

Federal agencies like Dept. of Agriculture, CFTC, and U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission play crucial roles in crafting strong regulations that protect the credibility and liquidity of voluntary carbon markets.

Adopting this ecosystem carbon management concept will foster innovation, value diverse carbon sequestration methods, and improve climate outcomes for both people and the planet. Learn more 👇 catf.us/resource/ecosy…

Policy experts, incl. CATF's Kathy Fallon & Rebecca Sanders-Demott, urge the U.S. Court of Appeals to uphold the SEC’s requirement for companies to disclose carbon offset use. Transparency is key for investors to assess risks tied to emissions commitments. catf.us/2024/08/carbon…

The voluntary carbon market is facing an existential crisis. In a new op-ed for Latitude Media, CATF's Kathy Fallon urges stronger government oversight to protect investors, prevent manipulation, and ensure real climate benefits. latitudemedia.com/news/can-u-s-r…

In a new op-ed for the site, Kathy Fallon, director of the land systems program at Clean Air Task Force, writes about how upcoming guidance from the CFTC will send a signal about the role of regulators in protecting voluntary carbon market integrity. latitudemedia.com/news/can-u-s-r…