Our planet is on the brink. We can wait another generation for government leaders to notice and for carbon markets to grow, or we can start thinking about other strategies.

The Carbon Dioxide Removal Action Network (CDRANet) is a new, global network of stakeholders who are interested in developing faster, more robust pathways to carbon dioxide removal (CDR). This effort pulls together hundreds of the world's top climate leaders and experts from every stakeholder group---governments, research, finance, environmental advocacy, industry, IGOs, regulatory, and more---representing dozens of countries and hundreds of institutions.

CDRANet's goal is to develop a new policy framework for CDR by the end of 2025 that governments everywhere can begin adopting and adapting---a unified, collaborative, global approach that effectively integrates CDR into existing global environmental policy, and provides CDR the attention and support it needs to scale thoughtfully, sustainably, and quickly.

This is a unique effort---one that has huge potential to change the conversation around CDR if we can build it right. Can we count on your support? Every amount helps. CDRANet needs people to reach its full potential---policy analysts, community managers, outreach specialists and more. And every dollar you donate goes to this effort---there's zero overhead. CDRANet is managed by the Science Communication Institute (SCI), a Platinum-rated US-based 501c3 nonprofit public charity with 15 years of experience building communities of action in science.

For more details about CDRANet, please visit the public-facing CDRANet website at https://cdranet.org.

Thank you, thank you for your work and leadership in this space, and all the best for a safe and successful 2025.

Sincerely,

Glenn Hampson
Executive Director, Science Communication Institute
Program Director, CDRANet

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