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Carbon Capture and Storage: Building a Future Market for Carbon Removal
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The AMC initiative aims to de-risk R&D investment and capital expenditures needed to scale carbon removal and grow that industry, but we also need to build the world's capacity to pull 10 gigatons of carbon dioxide out of the sky every year by 2050 through collaboration and leveraging the power of capital.
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