Sitemap - 2025 - Reversing Climate Change
The Beauty and Terror of the World
What a carbon removal executive does at Christmas
Live from the deck of the Statsraad Lehmkuhl
A club for saints or a hospital for sinners
ASMR: Your one-hundred year-old Norwegian tall ship is sailing in the middle of the Pacific Ocean
One Week Before the Mast—A Climate Sailing Travelogue from Seattle to San Francisco
Can solar geoengineering be used as an offensive weapon of war?
The Tragedy of Stratospheric Aerosol Injection
Why carbon markets need field engineers, not just scientists
When a Carbon Removal Marketplace Buys a Biochar Project Developer
Earth’s Oldest Miners: Microbes
How the World Needs to Adapt to a Changing Climate
The Keynesian Beauty Contest: A Climate Tech Entrepreneur's Guide to Product-Market Fit
The Climate Battlefield: New Missions, New Kit, & New Theaters
The Climate Cup: How Sports Could Lead on Carbon Removal
The podcast visits the New York Tenement Museum
Inside the World’s Most Complete CDR Company Database
How to Live When the Future May Not Be Better Than the Past
Ernest Hemingway's possible hot takes on carbon dioxide removal
Is CDR Even Using "Bankability" Correctly?—w/ Ryan Covington, Attorney at Philip Lee LLP
I'm sailing from Seattle to San Francisco. Want to tag along?
Is Climate Action "Quixotic"?: Don Quixote's Psychosis & the Misuses of Political Nostalgia
Legibility, Resistance, and the Politics of Carbon Removal
Grant Faber on what it was like during the rise of the earliest states
Can Humans Create a Good Anthropocene?
Carbon-to-Value's Triumphant Return
Do constraints help art? Musings from a climate novelist
What climate fiction does that climate journalism cannot
The Startup That’s Turning Pulp and Paper Mills Into Carbon Removal Factories
How Canadian carbon removal credits get treated under US tariff and tax rules
Carbon Removal's Ecological Succession: Entrepreneurs From Zero-to-One to One-to-Two
Engineers and scientists in carbon removal, and why they talk past each other
Should you get an MBA or an MPA for carbon removal?
Launching the Reversing Climate Change Substack!
Shantanu Agarwal on silicates, carbonates and MRV for enhanced rock weathering
Dave Addison on carbon removal's early relationship with geoengineering
Robert Höglund on what simultaneously holds carbon removal back and overhypes it
Robert Höglund Presents: The Many Perils of Being Catalytic in a Carbon Accounting World
Mike Azlen's brutal comparison of compliance markets and the voluntary carbon market
Open science is a collective action problem in carbon removal
Why Too Many TV Antiheroes May Be Bad for the Climate
The Optimal Number of Travel Deaths Is Non-Zero: Carbon Removal Trade-Offs in Scale & Quality
Two Climate People Talk about Their Feelings: Heidi Lim’s New YouTube Channel
How I Got Into Climate Work and Carbon Removal
The Keynesian Beauty Contest: Product-Market Fit in Climatetech & CDR
A Good Drink: In Search of Sustainable Spirits—w/ Shanna Farrell, author
Sarah Godek on how the US geopolitical trajectory changed under Trump 2
Carbon Security & the Geopolitics of Carbon Removal—w/ Sarah Godek
The standalone AI-generated video on the future of art and podcasting
I Made AI-Generated Art and Now I’m Wondering What Is Art Even for?
How carbon removal companies can survive the next four years, with Grant Faber
Will You Join the AirMiners Buyers Club?—w/ Adina Mangubat & Tito Jankowski, AirMiners
Will Trees Play a Role in the Future of Carbon Removal?—w/ Lisett Luik, Co-Founder of Arbonics
Anu Khan on whether carbon removal needs to know where that specific electron is
How You Can Support the Reversing Climate Change Podcast
The full story of Chris Tolles's journey into fostering and adoption
Is Adopting Children a Climate Solution?—w/ Lauren Gifford, Brandon Bowersox-Johnson, & Chris Tolles
Grant Faber on why it is important to have an ecosystem of beliefs
Why You Should Listen to the Reversing Climate Change Podcast: A Reintroduction!
Clayton Aldern on how generalism can superpower journalism and one's career
When Heat Makes Us Angry: Free Will, Determinism, and Compatibilism Under Conditions of Stress