Radhika Moolgavkar, Holly Buck, Wil Burns, Adina Mangubat, Susan Su
7 episodes
8 months ago
In this week's episode, our panelists focus on whether CDR poses an unjustified opportunity cost in the realm of climate policymaking, Canada’s latest initiative to stand up direct air capture, and whether direct air capture may let the good times roll for the fossil fuel industry. Helpful links: Does a Commitment to CDR Incur an Unacceptable Opportunity Cost in Climate Policymaking? Canada’s Proposed Direct Air Capture And Storage (DACCS) Offset ProtocolWill Direct Air Capture A...
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In this week's episode, our panelists focus on whether CDR poses an unjustified opportunity cost in the realm of climate policymaking, Canada’s latest initiative to stand up direct air capture, and whether direct air capture may let the good times roll for the fossil fuel industry. Helpful links: Does a Commitment to CDR Incur an Unacceptable Opportunity Cost in Climate Policymaking? Canada’s Proposed Direct Air Capture And Storage (DACCS) Offset ProtocolWill Direct Air Capture A...
In this episode, Radhika Moolgavkar, Adina Mangubat and Susan Su discuss Carbon Direct's 2024 State of the Voluntary Carbon Market report; what a new era of Donald Trump means for CDR; and the World Bank's announcement of insurance coverage for private investors in the carbon market. Helpful links: Carbon Direct's 2024 State of the Voluntary Carbon Market reportHow Will Trump Victory Impact Carbon Management?COP29: World Bank Announces Insurance Mechanism for Carbon Markets
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In this week's episode, our panelists focus on whether CDR poses an unjustified opportunity cost in the realm of climate policymaking, Canada’s latest initiative to stand up direct air capture, and whether direct air capture may let the good times roll for the fossil fuel industry. Helpful links: Does a Commitment to CDR Incur an Unacceptable Opportunity Cost in Climate Policymaking? Canada’s Proposed Direct Air Capture And Storage (DACCS) Offset ProtocolWill Direct Air Capture A...
