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The world needs to remove billions of tons of CO₂ from the atmosphere — and an entirely new industry is emerging to do it.
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Canada's Next Industrial Play: A New Revenue Line for the Mill (opens the original)
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This is the second episode of The Carbon Curve: Canada’s Next Industrial Play, a special miniseries about embedding carbon removal into Canadian industry.This is the second episode of The Carbon Curve: Canada’s Next Industrial Play, a special miniseries about embedding carbon removal into Canadian industry.Na’im speaks with Bill Adams, chief sustainability officer at Mercer International; Sheila Harrison, vice-president of policy at the Alberta Forest Products Association; and Tina Rasmussen, ch
Canada’s Next Industrial Play: What It Takes to Earn a Farmer’s Yes (opens the original)
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This is the first episode of The Carbon Curve: Canada’s Next Industrial Play, a special miniseries about embedding carbon removal into Canadian industry.Na’im speaks with Jim Mann, founder and CEO of UNDO, and Brodie Berrigan, senior director of government relations and farm policy at the Canadian Federation of Agriculture. Jim explains enhanced rock weathering: finely crushed silicate rock is spread on farmland, where it pulls CO2 from the air
Carbon removal that utilities actually want (opens the original)
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Episode 67 is with Dr. Joachim Katchinoff, Co-founder and CEO of CREW CarbonIn this episode, Na’im speaks with Dr. Joachim “Jo” Katchinoff, co-founder and CEO of CREW Carbon, about how wastewater treatment plants can become permanent carbon sinks. Jo explains how dosing calcium carbonate into wastewater bioreactors converts microbe-produced CO2 into stable bicarbonate, why closed treatment systems make measurement far easier than open-ocean approaches, how the same intervention he
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