Archive - Reversing Climate Change

The Onion of Mercy

On strategic realism, radical Christian pacifism, and why the world needs more forgiveness—even if it makes us look naive.

Sep 5 •

Legibility, Resistance, and the Politics of Carbon Removal

What anthropologist James C. Scott’s ideas about state power and complexity can teach us about designing—and resisting—the rules for carbon markets.

Sep 3 •

August 2025

Can Humans Create a Good Anthropocene?

Why planetary scientist David Grinspoon thinks humanity’s greatest test is learning to grow up before we collapse.

Aug 22 •

Carbon-to-Value's Triumphant Return

How Aircapture’s modular direct air capture units tap into the $30B merchant CO₂ market while paving the way for large-scale removal.

Aug 11 •

God and Sex: Jon Raymond's new climate fiction novel

This week's episode of the Reversing Climate Change podcast is about climate fiction and screenwriting with the author of the new cli-fi novel, God and…

Aug 8 •

The Startup That’s Turning Pulp and Paper Mills Into Carbon Removal Factories

A new episode of Reversing Climate Change just dropped, and it features one of the most commercially savvy carbon removal companies out there: CO280.

Aug 6 •

July 2025

Carbon Removal's Ecological Succession: Entrepreneurs From Zero-to-One to One-to-Two

A wide-ranging conversation with Marian Krueger on climate ambition, industry evolution, and the future of carbon removal.

Jul 22 •

June 2025

Launching the Reversing Climate Change Substack!

For those who prefer eyes to ears.

Jun 28 •

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