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The Final 25% Series

  • Publication | 2021
Bioeconomy Knowledge Centre

The Final 25% project at the Oxford Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment aims to identify the landscape of key technological solutions for the final stages of the essential transition to net-zero, and then net-negative, CO2 emissions.

A report series describes the key conclusions from discussions, offering recommendations based on the insights of experts working closest to these topics. The subjects covered during the ongoing series include, among others:

  1. Nature-based CO2 sinks
  2. Long-term energy storage
  3. The future of cooling
  4. Alternatives to fossil carbon for industrial products and processes
  5. Bankable carbon capture and storage
  6. The climate impact of alternative proteins

 

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Nature-based sinks for CO2 and sources of carbon feedstocks
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The climate impact of alternative proteins
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Industrial need for carbon in products
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20 Aug 2021

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