New research suggests the need for greater transparency in carbon removal.
It’s going to be lively tonight at McCamish Pavilion. Campus Recreation Champ Night will bring together intramural basketball teams from the Women’s, Open, Co‑Rec, and Fraternity divisions as they compete for their league titles. The free event is open to all and includes halftime entertainment. It’s a Hawaiian theme in honor of spring break, which is only two weeks away.
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A new study argues that the fast-growing carbon removal industry needs far greater transparency, verification, and community-centered practices to become a trusted and effective climate solution.
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Business and forestry experts from Georgia Tech, the Georgia Forestry Foundation, and other universities explored the challenges facing landowners and the forestry industry.
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Fourth-year business administration major and G. Wayne Clough Tech Promise Scholar Lauren Walker reflects on how the scholarship empowered her to pursue community outreach, leadership, and professional growth.
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