Within the voluntary carbon market, carbon removal credits, sometimes referred to as negative emissions credits, are garnering increasing attention for their ability to fight climate change. These credits are generated through activities that remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere such as reforestation, soil carbon sequestration, direct air capture with carbon storage, and more. These efforts are integral to meeting the ambitious temperature targets set by the Paris Agreement and transitioning to a net-zero economy. In this white paper, we’ll explore the role the VCM is playing in scaling carbon removal, the pros and cons of different carbon removal methods, and what businesses need to know to get started.