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A panel show where guests discuss current events from the world of carbon removal.Please note that this is the legacy feed for the show from when it was produced by Nori.
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The goal is to limit the eye stabbing (opens the original)
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What responsibility do we have for our ideas once they leave us? The assignment of moral blame usually stops close to the source since true attribution is hard, e.g. how much responsibility does Friedrich Nietzsche have for the Nazis? Open question, though it doesn’t strike most of us as fair that we have to game out who our ideas might influence and how decades or centuries ahead of time. This is an episode exploring the moral hazard of carbon dioxide removal, solar radiation management, the mo
I am a termite, and the termites are winning. (opens the original)
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A confession from someone who works on power grid connections for large emitters, and who has watched low-level regulators quietly close off the routes that new gas plants need to connect unless they include CCS. No announcement, no press release. Just minor changes to grid codes and guidances until the business case for a plant without carbon capture stopped existing. They call themselves a termite. Before the submission I get into James C. Scott and why we assume corporations rather than gover
Somebody here needs to say this before an investigative journalist does. I’d rather it be one of us. (opens the original)
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Today's submission is about why perhaps less scrutiny is shown to artisanal biochar than industrial, and how that actually may be harmful to these artisanal biochar project developers. Will dMRV providers notice? But first... Is this a diary? I intended for Climate Workers Anonymous to be a conduit for the submissions of others, but reading them always make me think. When they are simple calls for a better world, I love it. When you decry hypocrisy, I’m at the barricades with you. When you’re st
Hype and a gold rush followed by contraction and consolidation (opens the original)
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When is your startup’s failure your fault? Saying your startup failed because of macroeconomic conditions is a bit like saying your marriage failed because being married is hard. Yes, but is that really all the analysis you’ve got handy? It can’t all be the business cycle and macroeconomics, right? Today’s submission to Climate Workers Anonymous is about what to do with macro conditions and the business cycle from within your particular climate tech or carbon dioxide removal company. One part of
It feels like there’s nobody to celebrate with if the whole industry is hurting (opens the original)
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Things are going poorly for you? That’s too bad, because I’m having a grand ol’ time. Are you subscribed to Climate Workers Anonymous? Do so now to listen in and read whenever a new edition is released and support this fledgling collective art project. Welcome to Climate Workers Anonymous , where those who work in climate are able to share the feelings and experiences they want to share but aren’t sure they want attached to their name. They might want that anonymity because they’ve got some biti
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