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Webinar: The Carbon Removal Debate - Nature vs Tech?

28 April, 2026
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How do you choose between nature and technology based carbon removal projects?  

As you develop your climate strategy, you’ll need to decide which carbon removal credits best meet your sustainability goals, protect your reputation, fit your budget, and stand up to scrutiny as guidance evolves. 

Join us for this online discussion
where you’ll hear directly from UPS and Kearney taking different but credible approaches and gain expert insight into how to think about removals as part of a balanced, future ready portfolio.

Register here to watch live or on-demand 

Key Information: 

Date: Tuesday, April 28th, 2026
Time: 4 pm BST / 11 am EDT / 8 am PDT / 5 pm CEST  

Why Attend? 

  • Learn the trade‑offs between nature‑based and technology‑based removals.
  • Hear how organizations are structuring their removals strategies today.
  • Explore how to build a removals portfolio aligned to your sustainability objectives, brand, and risk appetite.
  • Build the confidence to defend your internal decisions clearly and credibly.

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