InstitutionJoint Global Change Research Institute
CountryUnited States
Primary pathwayCross-cutting CDR
Top lists, DACrank 16 by activity, rank 61 by citations (worldwide, 2026-11.4)
Top lists, Cross-cutting CDRrank 24 by activity, rank 138 by citations (worldwide, 2026-11.4)
Career stageMid-career
h-index19
Citations1,522
Publications69
Share of publications on CDR44.9%
TrajectoryStable
ProfilesORCID · OpenAlex

Metrics are OpenAlex author metrics across all fields; the census counts only the CDR-relevant papers since 2021 listed below. Corrections and removal: info@carbon-drawdown.de, done within five working days (privacy notice).

Papers counted in the census

31 CDR-relevant papers and preprints since 2021 count for the top lists, by pathway: Cross-cutting CDR 14, DAC 12, BECCS 3, Ocean CDR 3, Biochar 1, Enhanced Weathering 1. A paper tagged with two pathways counts in both lists. Preprint and journal version are merged where OpenAlex links them; where it does not, both appear.

YearPaperPathwayCitations
2026Enhanced weathering and biochar can contribute over 50% of carbon removal while reducing costs and resource depletion in ChinaBECCS; DAC0
2026Large-Scale Carbon Removal Will Create Public Health, Economic, and Climate Trade-OffsCross-cutting CDR0
2026Carbon Dioxide Removal Supply Curves: A Multi-Model AssessmentBECCS0
2026Large-ScaleCarbon Removal Will Create Public Health,Economic, and Climate Trade-OffsCross-cutting CDR0
2026Ambitious Co-scaling of Carbon Dioxide Removal and Decarbonization Delivers Better Climate Outcomes Than Strategies That Prioritize Efforts in One DomainCross-cutting CDR0
2026Carbon dioxide removal consistent with climate pledges: a multi-model assessment of regional potentialBiochar; Enhanced Weathering0
2026Carbon dioxide removal deployment and sustainability assessment in the low emission scenarios for CMIP7Cross-cutting CDR0
2025Applying equity principles leads to higher carbon removal obligations in CanadaDAC7
2025Asymmetric Electrosorption in a Bio‐Inspired Reactor Enables Energy Efficient Ocean Carbon RemovalOcean CDR4
2025Separate sectoral decarbonization policies accelerate climate action but could jeopardize key sustainability targetsCross-cutting CDR0
2025Carbon removal trading can promote economic growth in the Global South but could undermine food and energy securityCross-cutting CDR0
2024The Science, Engineering, and Validation of Marine Carbon Dioxide Removal and StorageOcean CDR72
2024Modeling direct air carbon capture and storage in a 1.5 °C climate future using historical analogsDAC42
2024Deployment expectations of multi-gigatonne scale carbon removal could have adverse impacts on Asia’s energy-water-land nexusCross-cutting CDR30
2024Ambitious efforts on residual emissions can reduce CO2 removal and lower peak temperatures in a net-zero futureCross-cutting CDR27
2024Carbon management technology pathways for reaching a U.S. Economy-Wide net-Zero emissions goalDAC20
2024Provincial-scale assessment of direct air capture to meet China’s climate neutrality goal under limited bioenergy supplyDAC13
2024The impact of regional resources and technology availability on carbon dioxide removal potential in the United StatesCross-cutting CDR10
2024The role and deployment timing of direct air capture in Saudi Arabia’s net-zero transitionDAC8
2024Ultra-Efficient Electrolytic Ocean Carbon Removal Through Capacitive Decarbon ReactorsOcean CDR1
2024The Role and Deployment Timing of Direct Air Capture in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s Net-Zero TransitionDAC0
2024Sector-specific and carbon removal targets could limit adverse impacts of climate change and promote sustainabilityCross-cutting CDR0
2023Diverse carbon dioxide removal approaches could reduce impacts on the energy–water–land systemCross-cutting CDR199
2023Regional implications of carbon dioxide removal in meeting net zero targets for the United StatesDAC11
2023Diverse carbon dioxide removal approaches could reduce energy-water-land impactsCross-cutting CDR1
2023Deployment expectations of multi-gigaton scale of carbon dioxide removal could have adverse impacts on global climate systemCross-cutting CDR0
2022Technology, technology, technology: An integrated assessment of deep decarbonization pathways for the Canadian oil sandsDAC31
2021The role of direct air capture and negative emissions technologies in the shared socioeconomic pathways towards +1.5 °C and +2 °C futuresDAC107
2021The role of carbon dioxide removal in net-zero emissions pledgesCross-cutting CDR57
2021The role of negative emissions in meeting China’s 2060 carbon neutrality goalDAC51
2021Effects of Direct Air Capture Technology Availability on Stranded Assets and Committed Emissions in the Power SectorBECCS; DAC24

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