Waste hierarchy, organics management, landfill methane, composting context
Standards map
Designed around quality, not shortcuts.
MSW2CDR uses a standards-aware lens to avoid premature claims. The platform references waste hierarchy principles, CDR buyer criteria, MRV expectations, registry methodologies, and emerging public frameworks when assessing route readiness.
National opportunity mapping for carbon removal and regional pathways
Buyer-quality lens for durable, scalable, verifiable carbon removal supply
MRV protocol and registry infrastructure for high-quality removals
Biochar and other carbon methodology references
Carbon removal methodology and project certification references
Activity requirements and climate integrity framing
European carbon removal certification framework
Compostability certification context for products and packaging
Compostability label context distinct from CDR route status
Public R&D and pilot signals for carbon-negative pathways
Scientific distinction between removals, reductions, durability, and accounting
Quality screen
Every route is reviewed through a disciplined lens.
- Is the carbon biogenic and attributable?
- Is the alternative fate understood?
- Can the material be separated and measured?
- Can contaminants, leakage, and emissions be controlled?
- Is there a durable storage outcome?
- What third-party methodology or verification pathway would apply?