The Carbon Curve
Na’im MerchantInsights on scaling up carbon removal to combat climate change
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Carbon removal is stuck in low earth orbit. Here's how we get out.
Episode 64 is with Dr. Julio Friedmann, Chief Scientist at Carbon Direct
In this episode, Na’im speaks with Dr. Julio Friedmann about Carbon Direct’s recent publication “ 5 Pillars of Successful Project Deployment and Delivery” on what the...
Seven buyers in a trench coat
Episode 63 is with Jack Andreasen Cavanaugh
Last week, Heatmap reported that Microsoft — the single largest buyer of durable carbon dioxide removal in the world, accounting for 80–90% of all purchases ever made — is pausing new CDR purchas...
Why carbon removal needs a new story
Episode 62 is with Robert Höglund (Head of Climate Strategy and CDR, Milky Wire; Co-Founder, CDR FYI; CEO, Marginal Carbon).
In this episode, host Na’im Merchant catches up with Robert Höglund to discuss his latest thinking on the carbon r...
Policy wins and hard lessons as carbon removal finds its footing
Episode 61 is with Giana Amador (Executive Director, Carbon Removal Alliance), Erin Burns (Executive Director, Carbon180), and Peter Minor (CEO, Absolute Climate).
In this inaugural Removers Roundtable episode, host Na’im Merchant sits dow...
A year of renewal: carbon removal in the climate pullback era
Episode 60 is a special ask me anything style episode with Na’im Merchant and Rahima Dosani
In this annual “flip the script” episode of The Carbon Curve, Na’im is back in the hot seat as his wife Rahima Dosani interviews him AMA-style to r...
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