Join us next week for our webinar on " Carbon Dioxide Removal in Denmark: Societal Pathways, Actors and Public Priorities", organized by Aarhus University
3rd March | 16:00-17:00 (CET)
The Danish context combines ambitious climate policy, local energy infrastructures, high trust in institutions and active community engagement, making it a real-world laboratory for the implementation of carbon dioxide removal (CDR). As efforts to develop and deploy CDR become part of the Danish climate strategy and discussions in the media, key questions include: how do public trust and institutional frameworks influence the development and deployment of CDR options? What can we learn from experiences in other climate-related infrastructure debates?
The discussion will examine present and future trajectories for carbon dioxide removal in Denmark, how these intersect with other ongoing discussions around climate and agriculture, and then draw lessons for responsible deployment at the regional and national level.
Speakers:
Karl Sperling, Aalborg University
Tobias Johan Sørensen, CONCITO
Moderators: Livia Fritz and Benjamin Sovacool, Aarhus University
Register now and join the discussion
