Workshop on Carbon Cultivation

Session

Session 1: Social Acceptability

Oct 14, 2024, 9:30 AM

11. Challenges of social implementation of biomass utilization

Yuji NAGAI

10/14/24, 9:30 AM

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13. Science to Policy: CDR assessments for informing the national long-term strategy on negative emissions in Germany

Johannes FÖRSTER, Dr Malgorzata BORCHERS (Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research GmbH - UFZ), Daniela THRÄN

10/14/24, 9:50 AM

The German Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) tasked the German Energy Agency (dena) to develop a national long-term strategy on negative emissions – the so-called Nationale Langfriststrategie Negativemissionen. It is the goal of the strategy to provide a national framework for guiding the implementation and upscaling of carbon dioxide removal (CDR). Based on UFZ research...

22. The development of next-generation rice varieties for carbon cultivation

Taiichiro OOKAWA

10/14/24, 10:10 AM

Rice is widely cultivated in Japan, East and South-East Asia, and fixes enormous amounts of CO2 and produces biomass. Under the SDGs, there is a need to make effective use of unutilized biomass such as rice husk and straw, reduce chemical fertilizers and pesticides, and reduce greenhouse gases such as methane from paddy fields. Of the carbon fixed by rice, about 30% is contained in the rice...

14. Regional assessment of biomass-based carbon dioxide removal and introduction of "Carbon Cascadia": A CDR removal game

Danny OTTO, Nils MATZNER

10/14/24, 10:30 AM

Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR, also known as Negative Emissions) is positioned by the IPCC as a necessary component for achieving climate goals and is part of Germany's climate strategy. However, methods for removing CO2 are still not well known. The opportunities and risks of CDR are barely discussed, both among stakeholders and the general public.
In our talk, we will build on the research...

32. A legal framework for Direct Air Capture and Storage: The case of the EU and Germany

Constanze Baust

10/14/24, 10:50 AM

The IPPC's Sixth Assessment Report highlights the importance of removing CO2 from the atmosphere to meet the Paris climate goals. According to the Panel, carbon dioxide removal (CDR) is "unavoidable", especially due to residual emissions. Direct Air Capture and Storage (DACCS) is one of the most debated and researched CDR methods. It captures CO2 from the ambient air using technical equipment...