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Organizing all the CDR standards? (Data)Based. — Carbon Removal Standards Initiative

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In this blog, we dive into the why, the how, and the what of the CRSI Quantification Resources Database. Database Methodology The Database in Airtable Quantification Resources Table Source Documents Table Flux Table Glossary Carbon Reservoir & Flux Framework Our goal The Carbon Removal Standards Initiative (CRSI) provides technical assistance and capacity building for CDR policy, specifically focused on quantification standards. We believe that carbon removal is a tool for climate justice, and justice requires accountability. That means, at a basic level, we must be able to quantify any carbon removed from the atmosphere, and we must do so in a way that is transparent, scientifically rigorous, and fit-for-purpose within a given use case or regulatory context. This sounds straightforward in theory. In practice, quantification of any CDR process is made up of numerous little steps that each require some degree of standardization. We need to calibrate sensors, baseline carbon stocks, samp

Organizing all the CDR standards? (Data)Based. — Carbon Removal Standards Initiative Organizing all the CDR standards? (Data)Based. — Carbon Removal Standards Initiative Skip to content Donate Aug 5 • Written by Anu Khan, Jonathan Lambert, and Elizabeth Troein Organizing all the CDR standards? (Data)Based. In this blog, we dive into the why, the how, and the what of the CRSI Quantification Resources Database. Quick Links Database Methodology The Database in Airtable Quantification Resources Table Source Documents Table Flux Table Glossary Carbon Reservoir & Flux Framework Our goal The Carbon R

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