- The Frontier coalition is spending $41 million to buy 116,000 removal credits from a startup founded by a former SpaceX engineer.
- Biomass energy projects have faced criticism for sourcing wood from primary forests.
- The process is relatively expensive, but the coalition said costs could fall below $100 per ton of carbon dioxide removed as the technology is scaled.
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