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Removals, avoidances, and what Wendell Berry thought of making tonnes fungible
Carbon dioxide removal spent years fighting avoidance and is arriving at the portfolio view anyway, and the man I pitched fungible tonnes to said no…
Sep 3
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Ross Kenyon
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31:35
The scariest current parallel from Hitler’s Mein Kampf
When the original ethnic core of a multiethnic empire loses its dominance, watch out.
Aug 27
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Ross Kenyon
6
29:24
The overwhelming climate relevance of Charlie Chaplin’s speech from The Great Dictator
How a poetry episode for the Reversing Climate Change podcast accidentally ended up as an hour-long riff on Hitler, political comedy, and why we are…
Aug 20
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Ross Kenyon
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4
1:03:30
Travel writing, climate change, & mistakes I've made in Serbia
J. Maarten Troost, who wrote The Sex Lives of Cannibals about life in Kiribati, talks climate change in Oceania and what travel writing is for.
Aug 13
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Ross Kenyon
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1:03:02
Why I love Poppy Russell's carbon dioxide removal research
Counteract VC's Research Manager delivers some high-quality industry analysis
Aug 10
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Ross Kenyon
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6
52:10
How non-human intelligence will change us and our work in climate
D.W. Pasulka is on the Reversing Climate Change podcast to talk ontology, Marshall McLuhan, AI, & the enduring popularity of the paranormal
Jul 23
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Ross Kenyon
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4
1:04:02
Why climate people need somewhere to say the thing they cannot say
PostSecret for those who work in climate
Jul 6
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Ross Kenyon
1
22:36
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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Belief that makes itself true, and what that would mean 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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10
43:44
Does Carbon Dioxide Removal Have a Surveillance Capitalist Future?
What happens when you take MRV really, really seriously?
Jun 25
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Ross Kenyon
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3
48:14
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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6:24
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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