The Carbon Removal Show
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Trailer: The Carbon Removal Show
The facts are clear - the planet is heating up because of emissions humans are putting into th...
S1 #1 | The case for carbon removal
" The need is irrefutable. It's scientific fact. We need carbon removal" (Sophie Purdom) If yo...
S1 #2 | Trees: should we just plant more?
"The jingle which everyone quotes is the right tree in the right place" (Harriet Rix) At first...
S1 #3 | Soil: carbon sink and saviour?
" We can sequester with regenerative agriculture between 5% of all emissions and 100% of all e...
S1 #4 | Biochar and BECCS: can we do more with plant power?
At first, the idea of harvesting, harnessing, even burning our beloved biomass may seem counte...
S1 #5 | DAC and storage: can we engineer our way out of this?
Measurable, instant, continuous carbon capture and safe, reliable, permanent storage. Sound to...
S1 #5.5 | A short break
We're taking a short mid-season break this week but don't worry, we'll be back next week. In t...
S1 #6 | Utilisation and marketplaces: how to reimagine carbon
For carbon removal to thrive under capitalism, we need thriving carbon removal businesses. And...
S1 #7 | Fundraising and finance: how do we scale up carbon removal?
"It's not going to take a few dozen, or a few hundred, or a couple thousand people working on ...
S1 #8 | Perceptions: how do we think and talk about carbon?
What we do about climate change may be one of the biggest questions of our generation. Everyon...
S1 #9 | What's next for carbon removal... and how can I help?
Now you've discovered what carbon removal is all about, what are you going to do next? In this...
NEWS: What's next for The Carbon Removal Show?
Good news! The Carbon Removal Show will be coming back for another season this summer. We want...
S2 #1 | Communicating carbon at the Science Museum
We're back! And we've been busy... Today, Tom visits the Science Museum in London to take a lo...
S2 #2 | The state of UK carbon removal
Today we’re at the UK Greenhouse Gas Removal Event, a gathering of researchers, policy makers ...
S2 #3 | Live in London: Getting removal right for people and planet
It's our final episode from the UK Greenhouse Gas Removal Event in London and our very own Tom...
S2 #4 | Iceland: the world's carbon removal capital?
Tickets? Booked. Microphone? Packed. Passport..? This week we're off to Reykjavik to take part...
S2 #5 | Iceland: on the road
Following our trip to the climate conference at Iceland Innovation Week, we wanted to explore....
S2 #6 | Offsetting: how to do it right
All the excitement of recording the previous two episodes in Iceland left us with one puzzling...
S2 | #6.5: Taking a break
Having spent the previous six weeks on our travels, bringing you carbon conferencing from near...
S2 #7: How Microsoft offsets emissions
Now we've been through the process of buying our first carbon credits, we wondered how a large...
S2 #8 | Aledade's carbon removal story: How can smaller companies do more in this space?
It's not only big names like Microsoft who are addressing their impact on the climate crisis, ...
S2 #9 | Ocean-based carbon removal part 1: What's so special about kelp?
The time has finally come to talk about ocean-based carbon removal! In this episode (the first...
S2 #10 | Ocean-based carbon removal part 2: What's happening along our coastlines?
The world’s coastal areas are some of the most at risk places on earth when it comes to climat...
S3 #1 | Getting serious about scale
We are back! Did you miss us? Kicking off Season 3, Tom and Emily are exploring what it will t...
S3 #2 | Analogies for scale: what other technologies can teach us about carbon removal
Season 3 continues and the team remains focused on scaling up. The question today: has it been...
S3 #3 | 2023: Year in review
2023 was a big year for carbon removal! With only 27 years until 2050, Tom and Emily look back...
S3 #4 | The importance of fungibility in carbon markets - with Carbonaires
With scaling up in mind, this episode dives into an innovative concept that could help the ind...
S3 #5 | How can companies contribute to industry scale?: Gigaton thinking - with MASH Makes
What happens when an individual company bakes industry scale up into their business philosophy...
Our narrative driven, story-focused episodes are enjoyed by both experts in the field and climate-curious individuals wanting to learn more about this increasingly widespread topic. The problem of carbon emissions is clear - the solution, however, is not. Our succinct, level-headed and impartial approach to carbon removal gives our listeners the facts and the tools they need to make sense of, and take action on, how we as humanity can sustainably remove carbon from the atmosphere.
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Testimonials
The biggest names in the carbon removal space are listening to our show.
Dr Steve Smith
Executive Director Oxford Net Zero
"The hosts made me feel very welcome and asked a great many excellent questions, as well as giving many fascinating insights themselves. I had a lot of fun!"
Dr Emily Cox
Research Associate
CO2RE Greenhouse Gas Removal Hub
Robert Höglund
"The Carbon Removal Show is a must for anyone interested or working in CDR. Season 1 is my go to for anyone who wants to get into the space. Season 2 is a great example of hands-on podcasting. I cannot wait for season 3."
Sebastian Manhart
Senior Policy Advisor
Carbonfuture
"The team at Carbon Removal Show are really up to speed on the issues. In my conversation with Emily and Tom this meant they were interested in getting in to the really important - but often missing - complexity, nuance and details of carbon removal." Dr Nem Vaughan Associate Professor in Climate Change University of East Anglia
"If you're looking to get smart and stay smart on the carbon removal space, this is the place to go. The Carbon Removal Show does a stellar job keeping a pulse on the current status of the carbon market while bringing in diverse expertise and new views."
Brennan Spellacy
Co-Founder + CEO of Patch