Net Zero APPG
All-Party Parliamentary Group
Net Zero APPG 10 Point Action Plan
PUTTING NET ZERO AT THE HEART OF UK POLICY
THE NET ZERO DECARBONISATION REPORT
Net Zero APPG – Capturing and permanently storing carbon dioxide
24/03/2020
This Roundtable Session brought together parliamentarians, stakeholders and academics to discuss the role of capturing and permanently storing CO2 in achieving Net Zero. Four presentations were offered alongside the briefing note:
Why capturing and permanently storing CO2 are essential to achieving Net Zero
Myles Allen – Professor of Geosystem Science and Head of the Climate Dynamics Group at the University of Oxford
Slides: NZAPPG_2020_Allen
Carbon TakeBack Obligation – How to Balance CO2 2020-2050
Stuart Haszeldine – Professor of Carbon Capture and Storage at the University of Edinburgh
Slides: NZAPPG_2020_Haszeldine
CCS and Carbon TakeBack in the Netherlands
Margriet Kuijper – Expert on the public acceptance challenges of carbon capture and storage in the Netherlands
Slides: NZAPPG_2020_Kuijper
Removing CO2 from the air is possible … but you do have to pay for it
Tim Kruger – Expert on techniques to remove carbon dioxide from the air – University of Oxford and Origen Power Ltd
Slides: NZAPPG_2020_Kruger
Net Zero APPG – The role of the Land in achieving Net Zero
25/02/2020
This Roundtable Session brought together parliamentarians, stakeholders and academics to discuss policy and science issues on what it will mean, and what it will take, to achieve Net Zero. Three University of Oxford academics will lead the debate on the role of land use and agriculture in achieving net zero:
Nature-based Solutions – Promise, Evidence, Challenges
Nathalie Seddon – Professor of Biodiversity and Director of the Nature-based Solutions Initiative, University of Oxford
Slides: NbSforUKMPs – Seddon
Agriculture’s impact on climate: the science, not the headlines
Michelle Cain – Science and Policy Research Associate on the climate impacts of agriculture, University of Oxford
Slides: Agriculture on climate – Cain
Land use and Climate
Michael Obersteiner – Director of the Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford and Senior Research Scholar in Ecosystems Services and Management, International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis