- Methane Removal
Methane has driven ~30% of global warming to date, and even aggressive emissions cuts will leave a major gap by mid-century. Many proposed methane removal pathways are biological, spanning engineered plants, bioreactors, and enhanced soil or forest methanotrophy, but key technical unknowns still limit progress.
To map the most actionable research needs, Homeworld Collective and Spark Climate Solutions convened 30 experts to identify the most important open problems in biological methane removal. This report aggregates the problem statements that were created through the workshop, and provides an executive overview of the workshop findings.
To map the most actionable research needs, Homeworld Collective and Spark Climate Solutions convened 30 experts to identify the most important open problems in biological methane removal. This report aggregates the problem statements that were created through the workshop, and provides an executive overview of the workshop findings.
