Carbon removal: Climeworks project in Iceland suffers setback due to harsh winter | New Scientist
Swiss company Climeworks has removed CO2 from air, put it underground
The device that reverses CO2 emissions - BBC Future
Money Is Pouring Into Carbon Capture Tech, But Challenges Remain - YouTube
The Tiny Swiss Company That Thinks It Can Help Stop Climate Change - The New York Times
Four ways to suck carbon out of thin air - Washington Post
Carbon capture: 'The road to gigatonne capacity is an ambitious journey' - SWI swissinfo.ch
Carbon Dioxide Removal — Reverse Carbon
The world's biggest carbon-removal plant switches on | The Economist
Inside the World's Largest Direct Carbon Capture Plant - Bloomberg
This Enormous Machine Just Started Extracting Carbon Dioxide from Air
Net Social Benefits of Carbon Dioxide Removal: Carbon Cycle Feedbacks and Strategic Advantages (CDRecon) | Kiel Institute
The Quest to Trap Carbon in Stone—and Beat Climate Change | WIRED
The world's largest carbon removal project will break ground in Wyoming – The Hill
Direct air capture machines suck carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Are they part of the solution to climate change? - ABC News
Frontiers | The Role of Direct Air Capture in Mitigation of Anthropogenic Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Direct Air Capture Technology | Carbon Engineering
Climate Solutions: Is It Feasible to Remove Enough CO2 from the Air? - Yale E360
Direct air capture: a technology to fight climate change
What is direct air carbon capturing? - Quora
Direct Air Capture Explained: The Buzzy New Carbon Reduction Tech Gaining Exec Attention - CB Insights Research
'High-quality' carbon-removal tech will be focus for… | Canary Media
Start-ups test ideas to suck CO2 from atmosphere | Financial Times
Eyes are on plant in Iceland with carbon removal solution by direct air capture
MIT engineers develop a new way to remove carbon dioxide from air | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
We're mining the sky because there's too much carbon" says Climeworks
Carbon capture: The world is banking on giant carbon-sucking fans to clean our mess. But can they save the planet? | CNN
