JPMorgan announces $200m carbon removals push

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Climeworks’ direct air capture & storage plant Orca permanently removes CO2 from the air | Credit:Climeworks
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Climeworks’ direct air capture & storage plant Orca permanently removes CO2 from the air | Credit:Climeworks

US banking giant announces plans to invest in carbon removal technologies with a view to removing and storing 800,000 tonnes of atmospheric CO2

Banking giant JPMorgan Chase has become the latest major brand to announce a series of carbon removal investments, confirming yesterday it has signed long-term agreements to purchase more than $200m of...

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