Net‐Zero CO2 Germany—A Retrospect From the Year 2050

Net‐Zero CO2 Germany—A Retrospect From the Year 2050

Abstract Germany 2050: For the first time Germany reached a balance between its sources of anthropogenic CO2 to the atmosphere and newly created anthropogenic sinks. This backcasting study presents a fictional future in which this goal was achieved by avoiding (∼645 Mt CO2), reducing (∼50 Mt CO2) an...

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Main Authors: Nadine Mengis, Aram Kalhori, Sonja Simon, Carina Harpprecht, Lars Baetcke, Enric Prats‐Salvado, Cornelia Schmidt‐Hattenberger, Angela Stevenson, Christian Dold, Juliane ElZohbi, Malgorzata Borchers, Daniela Thrän, Klaas Korte, Erik Gawel, Tobias Dolch, Dominik Heß, Christopher Yeates, Terese Thoni, Till Markus, Eva Schill, Mengzhu Xiao, Fiona Köhnke, Andreas Oschlies, Johannes Förster, Knut Görl, Martin Dornheim, Torsten Brinkmann, Silke Beck, David Bruhn, Zhan Li, Bettina Steuri, Michael Herbst, Torsten Sachs, Nathalie Monnerie, Thomas Pregger, Daniela Jacob, Roland Dittmeyer
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2022-02-01
Series:Earth's Future
Subjects:
net‐zero
carbon dioxide removal
negative emissions
mitigation
natural‐sink enhancement
geological storage
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1029/2021EF002324

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