Carbon Unbound的动态

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If you think about why such urgency is necessary, the need for net zero is a long ways off, right? Like net 0 targets for reasonable warming scenarios probably have it in like 2050 or 2060. But if you look at how fast, how much carbon removal we're going need in those years, call it like 10 billion tons for roundies. And you say like, well, how much are we delivering today as an industry? And you say it's like, well, 10s of thousands of tons even call it hundreds of thousands of tons. And you see, like how much is that going to have? The annual rate of growth required to get from that to 10 billion tons in, say, 2050. It's staggering. It's like you have to grow twice as fast as the software industry did over the last 20 years. It's like, you know, one of the fastest growing industries of all time. So when you say, you know, when we look at that from just like a what is the climate asking of us, it's actually asking, it's actually saying we're too late, right? And so we're going to have to scale it just an extraordinary rate, which is possible, but it requires incredible urgency and it requires incredibly good economics. And so that's where the urgency and and drive I think comes from, even though it maybe looks like it's a long ways away.