407: Charles C. Mann on the wizards & prophets of climate change
I interviewed Charles C. Mann in 2020 about his book, The Wizard and the Prophet: Two Remarkable Scientists and Their Dueling Visions to Sha...
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Climate Workers Anonymous, introducing a new podcast + collective art project I am curating
Working in climate is hard. We all have things we wish we could say. What if we could actually say them? If you love the Reversing Climate C...
406: Hyperstition, Dialectic, & Carbon Dioxide Removal
What happens when you care about climate and also want to explore space? What if you love technology but worry we've deeply misunderstood ho...
405: Does Managed MRV imply the existence of Unmanaged MRV?!—w/ Varsha Ramesh Walsh, Offstream
What even is MRV, let alone dMRV?! Or Managed MRV?! Doesn't that imply the existence of Unmanaged MRV? If everything is pretty much digital...
And was Jerusalem builded here, Among these dark Satanic Mills?—"Jerusalem" by William Blake
In the last Reversing Climate Change podcast episode , Tom Mills and I started talking about "Jerusalem ["And did those feet in ancient time...
404: When will insetting work for carbon dioxide removal?—w/ Tom Mills, Stripe Climate Fellow (former)
Everyone knows about offsetting. But what about insetting? Surely, that's easier. If only we could define it... In this episode of Reversing...
403: How to get max value from carbon market consultants—w/ David LaGreca, EcoEngineers
How do you actually work with a consultant without lighting money on fire? That's the question I've been wanting to tackle for a while, beca...
402: Reform vs. Revolution from Microsoft to the Salvage Yard—w/ Drew Wilkinson, Climate Leadership Collective
What do you do when you spent 20 years fighting climate change from every angle you could find: community organizing, Sea Shepherd, AmeriCor...
401: Emotional startup lessons from Nori cofounders—w/ Alexsandra Guerra of Calming Chaos
What happens when you ask a startup founder how a decision made them feel and their eyes start to water? What happens when you realize the p...
400: What kind of leader does my CDR company need me to be?—w/ Julia Reichelstein, Vaulted Deep
What do you do when you're a venture capitalist who can't stop talking about carbon removal at every meeting? You quit and start a carbon re...
399: How to Pitch Terraset (and other carbon removal buyers)—w/ Taylor Insley, Terraset
What do you think of a developer who pitches a carbon dioxide removal buyer as they are coming out of the restroom? Or can't even enjoy some...
398: Scientists vs. Engineers, & the Commercial Pressure on Carbon Dioxide Removal—w/ Erica Dorr & Samara Vantil, Rainbow
I wrote two pieces for Rainbow earlier this year. The first argued that carbon markets need field engineers, not just scientists. Erica Dorr...
397: Should Carbon Dioxide Removal Rejoin the Mainstream Carbon Market?—w/ Martin Freimüller of Octavia Carbon
Martin Freimüller is the co-founder and CEO of Octavia Carbon, a direct air capture company in Kenya. He's been listening to this show since...
396: Why We All Keep Going to Carbon Unbound—w/ Oli Katz, Unbound Summits
Every industry needs a Schelling point. For carbon dioxide removal, it's Carbon Unbound. Unbound Summits' CEO and Founder Oliver Katz joins...
Meet with Triumph and Disaster and treat those two impostors just the same: "If—" by Rudyard Kipling
Sometimes you read a poem on a carbon removal podcast and it's goofy. Sometimes you read a poem and people start writing you wanting to shar...
395: Bright Spots in US Federal Policy? Carbon removal as essential American infrastructure—w/ Eli Cain, Carbon Removal Alliance
US federal carbon dioxide removal policy is a fragment of its former self. But are rumors of its death greatly exaggerated? (Sorry, Mark Twa...
394: Will China Stand Up for Climate Policy & Carbon Dioxide Removal?—w/ Sarah Godek
If the US pulls out of climate action, is there room for China or another country to fill the leadership void? Or without the US, does clima...
Vexed to Nightmare by a Rocking Cradle—The 2026 Horror of W. B. Yeats' "The Second Coming"
I've had a poem stuck in my head, and it isn't one of biophilia and whimsy. It's about liminality, death, and interregna. Let me read for yo...
393: Emily's Language Chat: Storytelling, Silliness, & Surviving the Climate Space—w/ Emily Swaddle, The Carbon Removal Show
This is the kind of episode you put on and laugh along with us. This isn't the one where you'll get super quick tech takeaways within 30 min...
392: What Will Happen to CORSIA & Carbon Dioxide Removal?—w/ Lev Gantly, partner at Philip Lee LLP
Right now, the world's climate policy architecture is under siege. The US has withdrawn from the Paris Agreement and UN Framework Convention...