At F4CR, we’re often asked, “What are the solutions that can restore the climate?” In the coming months, we will attempt to answer this question (and more!) as they relate to nine categories of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) solutions. In this fifth installment of our Solution Series, we examine the…

With the upcoming Kansas City Chiefs vs. Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl matchup at the top of every sports report in the United States, it’s easy to forget about other NFL teams, especially the Houston Texans. Their third straight lackluster season in a row saw them lose more games than almost…

Do you ever finish your workday wishing that there were more hours in the day…not just because you have more that you want to get done, but because you’re so excited about what you’re working on that you don’t want to stop? Do you ever wake up full of energy…

—Rick Wayman, CEO In November, the Foundation for Climate Restoration (F4CR) celebrated its fifth birthday. We’ve come so far in this short time, from a mere idea underpinned by an audacious goal to a respected institution that’s an integral part of building the climate restoration movement. With the support and…

by Zoe DeBroux, F4CR Intern These past few weeks, we had the opportunity to pause and reflect on our work with the Solution Series and the Foundation as a whole. It has been a great opportunity to celebrate the Series’ midpoint and discuss what’s coming up next in 2023. We…

Gift giving is an integral part of the holiday season, but the ‘shop till you drop’ mentality is extremely harmful to the environment. Here at F4CR, we wholeheartedly believe that giving is always more fulfilling than receiving, and we want to make sure that you give your loved ones unique…

Giving Tuesday, held every year on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving, is a worldwide philanthropy movement created in 2012 to inspire generosity and collaboration. This year, participants will celebrate Giving Tuesday on November 29th by giving how they can: donating money, participating in acts of service, or using their voice to…

—Rick Wayman, CEO, F4CR “Never use acronyms that people might not know.” That’s a motto I try to live by, but when I spell out the title of this post, maybe you’ll see why I did it that way: Carbon Dioxide Removal at the 27th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. Last year’s COP26 was my first UN climate conference. I had…

We hope you’ll enjoy this guest post from Don Morrill of Davis, CA. Don and Frances, whose story you’ll read below, embody the power of civic engagement in advancing climate restoration. Our work depends on people like you and like them to take up the mantle of climate restoration and…