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When an avoidance investor makes its first carbon dioxide removal bet
To go forward in CDR, do we need to go backwards into the older carbon offsets paradigm?
Jul 3
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Ross Kenyon
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A Hyperstition for Carbon Dioxide Removal
Would the future reach into the past to create itself?
Jul 2
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Ross Kenyon
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Does simplicity help or harm climate communications and Romantic poetry?
A sally into Romantic poetry by way of "Jerusalem [And did those feet in ancient time]" by William Blake
Jun 22
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Ross Kenyon
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Should carbon dioxide removal methodologies be modular?
Modular methodologies are dead. Long live modular methodologies.
Jun 19
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Ross Kenyon
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The impossible taxonomy
If we created an objectively correct and exhaustive categorization of carbon credits, would it solve everything? Would it solve anything?
Jun 8
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Ross Kenyon
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Why distributed biochar needs two methodologies
Gresham's Law can make mischief of carbon credits.
Jun 3
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Ross Kenyon
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How Releaf is scaling Nigerian biochar
A new biochar project developer is born when biomass processing experts evolve
May 8
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Ross Kenyon
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The farm that accidentally built a pyrolysis boiler company
If no one’s making it, make it yourself
Apr 29
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Ross Kenyon
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Why carbon markets need beautiful tools
For carbon removal, beauty matters more than many believe.
Feb 24
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Ross Kenyon
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What scientists actually do in carbon removal
Setting the record straight on engineering, science, and commercializing CDR.
Jan 16
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Ross Kenyon
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Why carbon markets need field engineers, not just scientists
By Ross Kenyon
Dec 4, 2025
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Ross Kenyon
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Launching the Reversing Climate Change Substack!
For those who prefer eyes to ears.
Jun 28, 2025
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Ross Kenyon
2
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