Dear Colleague,
Join experts from Clean Air Task Force (CATF) and other leading organizations to explore the findings of several recent reports on topics including sustainable sourcing, carbon crediting protocols, and community perceptions.
Rapidly scaling both greenhouse gas emissions reductions and removals is essential to achieve net-zero targets. When responsibly deployed, biomass wastes and residues from forest and agricultural lands offer an enormous opportunity for carbon dioxide removal with durable, long-term storage by leveraging the natural, solar-powered process of plant growth. Many biomass carbon removal and storage (BiCRS) systems are technologically mature, deliver additional environmental benefits, and create new pathways for organic waste management and landowner revenue. However, these systems still face cost, infrastructure, carbon accounting, supply chain, and public perception challenges.
EVENT Details
September 23, 2025
8:30 - 10:30am ET
New York Marriott Marquis
1535 Broadway, New York, NY 10036
Meeting Room: Ziegfeld, 4th Floor
This program includes breakfast.
Please RSVP by September 9 using the button above. For questions or assistance, please contact [email protected]. This event is open to the public; we encourage you to share the opportunity with others in your network.
Together, we’ll discuss how to responsibly scale BiCRS systems while maximizing climate benefits and ensuring the implementation of environmental safeguards.
Sincerely,
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Kathy Fallon, MFS
Director, Land Systems Program, Clean Air Task Force
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Stephanie Herbstritt, PhD
Senior Bioenergy Manager, Clean Air Task Force
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Featured Speakers
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Charlotte Levy, PhD
Senior Managing Advisor, Science & Innovation, Carbon180
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Audrey Denvir, PhD
Research Associate US Lands, World Resources Institute
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Edie Juno, MS
Program Manager, Climate and Land Use, National Wildlife Federation
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Dan Sanchez, PhD
Principal Scientist, Carbon Direct, Associate Professor, UC Berkeley
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