CDR library

😍 That would be Ross Kenyon. He has been producing CDR content for longer than anyone else, and the quality has been consistently high throughout. What I love about what he is doing now is that he is building a whole ecosystem of content, not just a show: 🔹 Reversing Climate Change podcast - his podcast, and a staple for anyone following the sector. 🔹 Climate Workers Anonymous - a podcast where you can get it all off your chest. 🔹 Carbon Removal Memes - proof that CDR

For our second quarterly catch up to chat about: 🎯 Why twenty seven different national CDR targets might actually be better for the sector than one clean EU wide number 🪑 Why nobody in CDR has bothered to fight for a seat at the table in the ReFuelEU Aviation review- but probably should ✈️ How CORSIA's enforcement looks completely different depending on which continent you're standing on 🇳🇴 The Norwegian auction scheme neither of us saw coming. 🏛️ So if you want to find

⚛️ Nuclear energy, geoengineering, clean oil. These are some of the topics I decided to cover in my “Uncomfortable Climate” series so far. 💔 They all have one thing in common: they are controversial and seem to split the climate community into a pro and against camp. 💡 However, in my experience, the story is never black & white. The truth tends to lie in the messy middle. ⁉️ So what topics should I cover next? What polarises our community and would benefit from an open, hon

🧭 Navigating Net Zero with Alexia Kelly recently did an episode with Tisha Schuller on on Real Climate Progress and the Messy Middle. She’s an environmental activist turned strategic advisor to the oil and gas industry. 🫣 Sounds uncomfortable right? This is exactly the type of conversations we need to be having. Like it or not. 🌎 Her argument, roughly: the climate community's refusal to engage constructively with oil and gas isn't principled. It's counterproductive.

🎙️ And this clip is not some fringe outlet: The Diary Of A CEO is one of the world’s leading podcasts, with over a billion downloads/views to date. 🌍 I was fairly shocked by this episode with Konstantin Kisin . His discussion with host Steven Bartlett on global warming is yet another example of how we have moved from outright denying climate change to reframing it in misguided, binary outcomes: ❌ Net-zero means destroying our economy. ❌ Net-zero means killing pensioner

😱 The Joe Rogan Show is the world’s most listened to podcast. On average, each episode reaches 10-20 million people. 🔬 While we are busy infighting within the climate bubble, arguing whether CCS or CDR is a scam or a much needed climate solution, the world outside is destroying the very foundation our work is built on: science. 🔨 Over the break, I spent hours listening to hugely popular podcasts way outside of my bubble. Over and over again, I encountered a diminishing i