Even if we stopped emitting all CO2 today, we would still benefit considerably from removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
John Hickenlooper: “Even if we stopped emitting all CO2 today, we would still benefit considerably from removing carbon dioxide from the…”
On the recordFebruary 1, 2023
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Hickenlooper emphasizes the importance of carbon dioxide removal despite current emissions.
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