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DRAFT FOR COMMENT 9 29 20 November 2021 i Authors David Sandalow Center on Global Energy Policy, Columbia University Chair, ICEF Innovation Roadmap Project Roger Aines Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Julio Friedmann Center on Global Energy Policy, Columbia University Peter Kelemen Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Columbia University Colin McCormick Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University Ian Power School of the Environment, Trent University Briana Schmidt Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Siobhan A.

cement and concrete emissions, including the use of supplementary cementitious materials to displace clinker, the use of electric or hydrogen‐fired kilns to reduce thermal emissions, and the use of point‐source carbon capture. In principle, the use of mineralization in combination with

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