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Remaining carbon budget for 1.5 °C

About 99.5 billion tonnes of CO₂ remain in the 1.5 °C budget as of 2026-09-23.

A 50 % chance of staying below 1.5 °C. 130 Gt from 1 January 2026, spent at the 2025 rate of 42 Gt a year: about 1,330 tonnes every second. At this pace the budget runs out around February 2029.

Source: Indicators of Global Climate Change 2025 (Forster et al., 2026) · CC BY 4.0

Atmospheric CO₂
427.55 ppm
+2.07 ppm vs Aug 2025
NOAA GML · Mauna Loa · monthly mean, Aug 2026
Human-induced warming
+1.37 °C
vs 1850–1900, in 2025 · +0.27 °C per decade
IGCC 2025
Emitted vs removed, per year
Emitted 42.2 Gt
Removed 2.2 Gt
Global Carbon Budget 2025 · State of CDR 2026

The voluntary market, in numbers.

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Source: CarbonPlan OffsetsDB — public data from carbon registries.

Issued and retired, year by year.

Source: CarbonPlan OffsetsDB — public data from carbon registries.

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Source: CarbonPlan OffsetsDB — public data from carbon registries.

Removal, so far.

Three registry categories count as carbon removal: biomass, alkalinity and direct air capture.

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The world removes about 2.2 Gt a year today, almost all of it by forests. It needs 8.75 Gt by 2050. The projects that get us there are the ones Atlas is preparing to rate.

Source: CarbonPlan OffsetsDB — public data from carbon registries.Global figures: The State of Carbon Dioxide Removal, 3rd edition (2026) · CC BY 4.0

Coverage and sources.

What this page covers today, where each number comes from, and what is not here yet.

DatasetWhatAs ofUpdatesLicence
CarbonPlan OffsetsDBProjects, issuance and retirements from seven international voluntary-market registriesDaily check for a new snapshot (CarbonPlan has paused updates)CarbonPlan terms of data access; each registry's own terms
NOAA GML · Mauna LoaMonthly mean atmospheric CO₂2026-08Fetched daily; NOAA publishes monthlyPublic domain, credit NOAA GML / Scripps
Indicators of Global Climate Change 2025Human-induced warming, remaining carbon budget2025 / 2026-01-01Yearly, by hand (June)CC BY 4.0
Global Carbon Budget 2025 (via Our World in Data)Global CO₂ emissions2025Yearly, by hand (November)CC BY 4.0
State of Carbon Dioxide Removal, 3rd editionGlobal removal today and what 2050 needs2026Yearly, by hand (June)CC BY 4.0

Not yet on this page: compliance-market prices (EU ETS, China ETS), durable-removal purchase data, monthly observed temperatures.

This page presents public registry data for reference only. It is not real-time and constitutes no certification statement and no investment advice.

In preparation · Early enquiries welcome

A tonne is a claim. We check it.

Carbon removal projects and carbon credits, assessed on the questions every buyer should ask. No ratings are published yet; an enquiry starts a conversation.

  • Net removal
  • Durability
  • Measurement
  • Accounting
  • Delivery
  • Safeguards

Six questions, every time. The full method, scale and weights will be published before the first rating.

Scope → Evidence → Assessment → Rating, revisited as evidence changes.

Method public, relationships disclosed: a project linked to Carbadia Studio or going through Carbadia Bridge is flagged and never assessed by the people who work on it. A rating is an opinion, not advice or a guarantee.

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