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These folks are dedicated to bringing together the people, resources, and vision to build a carbon-removing world. They have helped pioneer the first major incentives for carbon removal, secured historic levels of R&D funding, and advised major corporate climate pledges.

 
 
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Erin Burns
Executive Director
Erin Burns
Executive Director

Hill veteran with a focus on just energy transition and federal RD&D funding. Shaped key direct air capture policies, including 45Q.

Executive Director
Ugbaad Kosar
Director of Environmental Justice
Ugbaad Kosar
Director of Environmental Justice

Environmental justice champion with interdisciplinary experience in forestry policy and the just energy transition.

Director of Environmental Justice
Sasha Stashwick
Director of Policy
Sasha Stashwick
Director of Policy

Clean energy policy veteran scaling tech-based carbon removal in the US.

Director of Policy
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Alayna Chuney, Esq.
Senior Policy Advisor
Alayna Chuney, Esq.
Senior Policy Advisor

Seasoned environmental justice litigator building a more just and equitable carbon removal field.

Senior Policy Advisor
Anu Khan
Deputy Director of Science and Innovation
Anu Khan
Deputy Director of Science and Innovation

Trained scientist building trust in the carbon removal industry through high-quality accountability principles.

Deputy Director of Science and Innovation
Cristel Zoebisch
Senior Policy Advisor
Cristel Zoebisch
Senior Policy Advisor

Federal policy expert developing agricultural policy priorities and solutions to bolster carbon stored in plants and soils.

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There’s a compelling argument that the government has a critical role to play in reducing the risk of bringing new technologies to market.

Erin Burns in the New York Times

We’ve seen a significant step change over the last five years… Not just growing recognition that carbon removal is a central pillar to climate action, but we’ve been able to make bipartisan progress.

Giana Amador in Grist

Carbon180 President Noah Deich said the growth of corporate emissions targets — which many big companies are now adopting — will be an important early driver of DAC and help drive down costs.

Ben Geman at Axios

There is no coalition ... uniting various stakeholders or recommending easily communicable language to describe carbon removal; Carbon180 is one of the only organizations devoted to the practice.

Lisa Martine Jenkins at Morning Consult

Celebrities Are Agog Over This Tiny Climate Think Tank

Robinson Meyer at The Atlantic

[Carbon removal is] something that is not only recognized by climate scientists as necessary to meeting climate goals but also something that has been relatively non-partisan.

Erin Burns in Morning Consult

Carbon removal is still relatively nascent, which gives us a unique opportunity to shape how, where and which solutions will be deployed.

Ugbaad Kosar in Greenbiz

When you’re talking about the need to inject millions of tons of CO2 into the ground, you need to think about how we talk to communities about that, and the questions those communities will have.

Erin Burns in The Intercept

We’re really ready to take carbon removal and not only scale it up but have that sort of economy-wide coordination across agencies. The new administration will be in the best position to do that.

Erin Burns in Washington Examiner

 
 
 

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