2025 EDITION
Carbon Dioxide Removal and Environmental Justice in the US
A landscape analysis of race, class, and environmental burden metrics
Published by Carbon Direct, in collaboration with McKnight Foundation, this landmark report provides a data-driven baseline to understand how carbon removal project siting intersects with environmental justice in the US.
Key takeaways:
Currently no systemic link between project siting and low-income or BIPOC communities.
Site-specific risks underscore the need for place-based engagement.
Insights inform equitable siting, policy, investment, and benefit-sharing practices as the nascent carbon removal industry scales.
2025 EDITION
Carbon Dioxide Removal and Environmental Justice in the US
A landscape analysis of race, class, and environmental burden metrics
Published by Carbon Direct, in collaboration with McKnight Foundation, this landmark report provides a data-driven baseline to understand how carbon removal project siting intersects with environmental justice in the US.
Key takeaways:
Currently no systemic link between project siting and low-income or BIPOC communities.
Site-specific risks underscore the need for place-based engagement.
Insights inform equitable siting, policy, investment, and benefit-sharing practices as the nascent carbon removal industry scales.
2025 EDITION
Carbon Dioxide Removal and Environmental Justice in the US
A landscape analysis of race, class, and environmental burden metrics
Published by Carbon Direct, in collaboration with McKnight Foundation, this landmark report provides a data-driven baseline to understand how carbon removal project siting intersects with environmental justice in the US.
Key takeaways:
Currently no systemic link between project siting and low-income or BIPOC communities.
Site-specific risks underscore the need for place-based engagement.
Insights inform equitable siting, policy, investment, and benefit-sharing practices as the nascent carbon removal industry scales.