A market for engineered removals, whereby government support can gradually fall away, should be created by obligating polluting sectors to offset their emissions. Obligations on polluting sectors should cover a growing proportion of emissions over time, reaching 100 per cent no later than 2050.
Create a competitive market for engineered removals
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