Reversing Climate Change has been running since 2017, and for most of that time it has been paid for by people who believed in it before there was much to believe in. I only work with companies I respect, and I have had the privilege of doing so for the duration of the podcast.
So first, thank you to:
Nori, where I was a cofounder. The podcast grew out of it as our way of learning in public.
Philip Lee LLP: legal resources for carbon removal buyers and suppliers.
EcoEngineers: a full-service advisory and consulting firm focused on carbon dioxide removal, decarbonization, and carbon markets.
Absolute Climate: the only carbon standard that's developed independent of registries.
Rainbow: a developer-centric carbon removal registry. (Rainbow is also a client of mine for whom I mostly pen essays, and I say so whenever it comes up on the show.)
Arbonics, who help landowners and credit buyers work together on data-driven carbon removal.
ClimeFi, a portfolio manager for environmental assets, partnering with companies on portfolios of carbon removals and other market-based climate instruments.
Offstream, an end-to-end certification and MRV platform for carbon removal projects.
CDRjobs, who have never paid for a spot and are here anyway, because I ran a sponsorship for them pro bono so people would fill out their salary survey. I am open to the right in-kind opportunities like this too.
How it works
I read the sponsor spot myself, at the top of the episode, and there are no mid-rolls. Each sponsored episode's page on this site carries your logo and a line about what you do at the head of the sponsor section, and those pages stay up as long as the archive does, which in podcasting years is roughly forever.
I don't publish audience numbers here. If you're thinking about it, tell me a little about what you have in mind and I'll send you what you need to decide.