The market for removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere is growing rapidly, as major tech companies pour nearly $1 billion into early-stage startups experimenting with various carbon capture and sequestration methods to fight climate change. Although government incentives such as carbon pricing will ultimately be necessary to make carbon removal profitable, this influx of early funding could help nascent carbon removal companies scale up their technology and lower their costs.

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Why big tech is investing money in carbon removal

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