Climeworks' direct air capture “Mammoth” facility.
Credit: JAL
Japan Airlines (JAL) has signed a purchase agreement for carbon dioxide (CO₂) removal credits with Climeworks Solutions, in what the companies describe as the first agreement of its kind in the aviation sector. JAL said carbon removals are expected to play an increasingly important role in...
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