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REPLACE REDUCE BIOSEQUESTER

TOP 20 1 Refrigeration Materials 89.74 GT RANK SOLUTION SECTOR REDUCED CO2 1 Refrigeration Materials 89.74 GT 2 Wind Turbines (Onshore) Energy 84.60 GT 3 Reduced Food Waste Food 70.53 GT 4 Plant-Rich Diet Food 66.11 GT 5 Tropical Forests Land Use 61.23 GT 6 Educating Girls Women and Girls 59.60 GT 7 Family Planning Women and Girls 59.60 GT 8 Solar Farms Energy 36.90 GT 9 Silvopasture Food 31.19 GT 10 Rooftop Solar Energy 24.60 GT 11 Regenerative Agriculture Food 23.15 GT 12 Temperate Forest Land Use 22.61 GT 13 Peatlands Land Use 21.57 GT 14 Tropical Staple Tree Crops Food 20.19 GT 15 Afforestation Land Use 18.06 GT 16 Conservation Agriculture Food 17.35 GT 17 Tree Intercropping Food 17.20 GT 18 Geothermal Energy 16.60 GT 19 Managed Grazing Food 16.34 GT 20 Nuclear Energy 16.09 GT TOP 20

TOP 20 Electricity is only 5 of top 20 RANK SOLUTION SECTOR REDUCED CO2 1 Refrigerant Management Materials 89.74 GT 2 Wind Turbines (Onshore) Energy 84.60 GT 3 Reduced Food Waste Food 70.53 GT 4 Plant-Rich Diet Food 66.11 GT 5 Tropical Forests Land Use 61.23 GT 6 Educating Girls Women and Girls 59.60 GT 7 Family Planning Women and Girls 59.60 GT 8 Solar Farms Energy 36.90 GT 9 Silvopasture Food 31.19 GT 10 Rooftop Solar Energy 24.60 GT 11 Regenerative Agriculture Food 23.15 GT 12 Temperate Forest Land Use 22.61 GT 13 Peatlands Land Use 21.57 GT 14 Tropical Staple Tree Crops Food 20.19 GT 15 Afforestation Land Use 18.06 GT 16 Conservation Agriculture Food 17.35 GT 17 Tree Intercropping Food 17.20 GT 18 Geothermal Energy 16.60 GT 19 Managed Grazing Food 16.34 GT 20 Nuclear Energy 16.09 GT TOP 20 Electricity is only 5 of top 20

TOP 20 Food system is 8 of top 20 RANK SOLUTION SECTOR REDUCED CO2 1 Refrigerant Management Materials 89.74 GT 2 Wind Turbines (Onshore) Energy 84.60 GT 3 Reduced Food Waste Food 70.53 GT 4 Plant-Rich Diet Food 66.11 GT 5 Tropical Forests Land Use 61.23 GT 6 Educating Girls Women and Girls 59.60 GT 7 Family Planning Women and Girls 59.60 GT 8 Solar Farms Energy 36.90 GT 9 Silvopasture Food 31.19 GT 10 Rooftop Solar Energy 24.60 GT 11 Regenerative Agriculture Food 23.15 GT 12 Temperate Forest Land Use 22.61 GT 13 Peatlands Land Use 21.57 GT 14 Tropical Staple Tree Crops Food 20.19 GT 15 Afforestation Land Use 18.06 GT 16 Conservation Agriculture Food 17.35 GT 17 Tree Intercropping Food 17.20 GT 18 Geothermal Energy 16.60 GT 19 Managed Grazing Food 16.34 GT 20 Nuclear Energy 16.09 GT TOP 20 Food system is 8 of top 20

TOP 20 Land Management is 4 of top 20 RANK SOLUTION SECTOR REDUCED CO2 1 Refrigeration Materials 89.74 GT 2 Wind Turbines (Onshore) Energy 84.60 GT 3 Reduced Food Waste Food 70.53 GT 4 Plant-Rich Diet Food 66.11 GT 5 Tropical Forests Land Use 61.23 GT 6 Educating Girls Women and Girls 59.60 GT 7 Family Planning Women and Girls 59.60 GT 8 Solar Farms Energy 36.90 GT 9 Silvopasture Food 31.19 GT 10 Rooftop Solar Energy 24.60 GT 11 Regenerative Agriculture Food 23.15 GT 12 Temperate Forest Land Use 22.61 GT 13 Peatlands Land Use 21.57 GT 14 Tropical Staple Tree Crops Food 20.19 GT 15 Afforestation Land Use 18.06 GT 16 Conservation Agriculture Food 17.35 GT 17 Tree Intercropping Food 17.20 GT 18 Geothermal Energy 16.60 GT 19 Managed Grazing Food 16.34 GT 20 Nuclear Energy 16.09 GT TOP 20 Land Management is 4 of top 20

TOP 20 Land + Food is 12 of top 20 1 Refrigeration Materials 89.74 GT RANK SOLUTION SECTOR REDUCED CO2 1 Refrigeration Materials 89.74 GT 2 Wind Turbines (Onshore) Energy 84.60 GT 3 Reduced Food Waste Food 70.53 GT 4 Plant-Rich Diet Food 66.11 GT 5 Tropical Forests Land Use 61.23 GT 6 Educating Girls Women and Girls 59.60 GT 7 Family Planning Women and Girls 59.60 GT 8 Solar Farms Energy 36.90 GT 9 Silvopasture Food 31.19 GT 10 Rooftop Solar Energy 24.60 GT 11 Regenerative Agriculture Food 23.15 GT 12 Temperate Forest Land Use 22.61 GT 13 Peatlands Land Use 21.57 GT 14 Tropical Staple Tree Crops Food 20.19 GT 15 Afforestation Land Use 18.06 GT 16 Conservation Agriculture Food 17.35 GT 17 Tree Intercropping Food 17.20 GT 18 Geothermal Energy 16.60 GT 19 Managed Grazing Food 16.34 GT 20 Nuclear Energy 16.09 GT TOP 20 Land + Food is 12 of top 20

TOP 20 Refrigeration is the top solution RANK SOLUTION SECTOR REDUCED CO2 1 Refrigeration Materials 89.74 GT 2 Wind Turbines (Onshore) Energy 84.60 GT 3 Reduced Food Waste Food 70.53 GT 4 Plant-Rich Diet Food 66.11 GT 5 Tropical Forests Land Use 61.23 GT 6 Educating Girls Women and Girls 59.60 GT 7 Family Planning Women and Girls 59.60 GT 8 Solar Farms Energy 36.90 GT 9 Silvopasture Food 31.19 GT 10 Rooftop Solar Energy 24.60 GT 11 Regenerative Agriculture Food 23.15 GT 12 Temperate Forest Land Use 22.61 GT 13 Peatlands Land Use 21.57 GT 14 Tropical Staple Tree Crops Food 20.19 GT 15 Afforestation Land Use 18.06 GT 16 Conservation Agriculture Food 17.35 GT 17 Tree Intercropping Food 17.20 GT 18 Geothermal Energy 16.60 GT 19 Managed Grazing Food 16.34 GT 20 Nuclear Energy 16.09 GT TOP 20 Refrigeration is the top solution

TOP 20 1 Refrigeration Materials 89.74 GT RANK SOLUTION SECTOR REDUCED CO2 1 Refrigeration Materials 89.74 GT 2 Wind Turbines (Onshore) Energy 84.60 GT 3 Reduced Food Waste Food 70.53 GT 4 Plant-Rich Diet Food 66.11 GT 5 Tropical Forests Land Use 61.23 GT 6 Educating Girls Women and Girls 59.60 GT 7 Family Planning Women and Girls 59.60 GT 8 Solar Farms Energy 36.90 GT 9 Silvopasture Food 31.19 GT 10 Rooftop Solar Energy 24.60 GT 11 Regenerative Agriculture Food 23.15 GT 12 Temperate Forest Land Use 22.61 GT 13 Peatlands Land Use 21.57 GT 14 Tropical Staple Tree Crops Food 20.19 GT 15 Afforestation Land Use 18.06 GT 16 Conservation Agriculture Food 17.35 GT 17 Tree Intercropping Food 17.20 GT 18 Geothermal Energy 16.60 GT 19 Managed Grazing Food 16.34 GT 20 Nuclear Energy 16.09 GT TOP 20

The Results Emissions Reduction (and Sequestration for Land Solutions) Net First Cost Net Operating Cost or Savings Payback Periods Abatement Costs Other Specialized Outputs

24.6 GT $453B $3.46T ROOFTOP SOLAR #10 RANK BY 2050 REDUCED CO2 -eq NET FIRST COST NET OPERATIONAL SAVINGS

61.23 GT TROPICAL FORESTS #5 RANK BY 2050 REDUCED CO2 -eq Credit: Mike Lanzetta

23.15 GT $57.2B $1.93T REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE #11 RANK BY 2050 REDUCED CO2 -eq $57.2B $1.93T NET FIRST COST NET OPERATIONAL SAVINGS

66.11 GT PLANT-RICH DIET #4 RANK BY 2050 REDUCED CO2 -eq has a massive impact on global warming.   A plant-rich diet is not about being vegetarian or vegan, but about eating a healthy diet – in terms of how much we consume overall, and particularly how much meat is consumed. The richer parts of the world overconsume while low-income countries show insufficient caloric and protein intake. That needs rebalancing. Moreover, approximately one-third of all food produced in the world (SLIDE FOOD WASTE) Credit: Imagno

Credit: EnVogue_Photo / Alamy Stock Photo REDUCED FOOD WASTE #3 RANK BY 2050 70.53 GT REDUCED CO2 -eq Credit: EnVogue_Photo / Alamy Stock Photo

59.60 GT FAMILY PLANNING #7 RANK BY 2050 REDUCED CO2 -eq Credit: Said Khatib

TOP 20 Women & girls: when combined, it is top solution. RANK SOLUTION SECTOR REDUCED CO2 1 Refrigerant Management Materials 89.74 GT 2 Wind Turbines (Onshore) Electricity 84.60 GT 3 Reduced Food Waste Food 70.53 GT 4 Plant-Rich Diet Food 66.11 GT 5 Tropical Forests Land Use 61.23 GT 6 Educating Girls Women and Girls 59.60 GT 7 Family Planning Women and Girls 59.60 GT 8 Solar Farms Electricity 36.90 GT 9 Silvopasture Food 31.19 GT 10 Rooftop Solar Electricity 24.60 GT 11 Regenerative Agriculture Food 23.15 GT 12 Temperate Forest Land Use 22.61 GT 13 Peatlands Land Use 21.57 GT 14 Tropical Staple Tree Crops Food 20.19 GT 15 Afforestation Land Use 18.06 GT 16 Conservation Agriculture Food 17.35 GT 17 Tree Intercropping Food 17.20 GT 18 Geothermal Electricity 16.60 GT 19 Managed Grazing Food 16.34 GT 20 Nuclear Electricity 16.09 GT TOP 20 Women & girls: when combined, it is top solution.

Drawdown

Collaboration: breaking down silos

COST 29 trillion US$ over 30 years SAVINGS 74 trillion US$ over 30 years

@ProjectDrawdown @ChadFrischmann