The Big Drawdown.

Meanwhile, in the corporate world, particularly in the tech sector, some companies are turning to carbon-removal methods to help them meet their own climate commitments. The design combines low- and high-tech solutions with the goal of transforming the building industry from a carbon emitter into a...

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Published in:Architectural Record Vol. 210; no. 3; pp. 95 - 99
Main Author: GONCHAR, JOANN
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Published: BNP Media Mar2022
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        Atmospheric carbon dioxide
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      ab: Meanwhile, in the corporate world, particularly in the tech sector, some companies are turning to carbon-removal methods to help them meet their own climate commitments. The design combines low- and high-tech solutions with the goal of transforming the building industry from a carbon emitter into a carbon absorber, says Yasemin Kologlu, an SOM design principal. Landscape architects may have a leg up in the domain of carbon removal, but some architecture firms are investigating how to incorporate negative-emissions technologies into buildings.
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