CLIMATE ONE: Turning Air into Stone: Tech-Based Carbon Removal

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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The Case for Technology Over Nature

01:57 • 2min

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Carbon Removal - What Are the Tools in the Toolbox?

04:09 • 3min

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The Pros and Cons of Co Two Removal?

07:31 • 2min

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Direct Air Capture Hubs - What's in Place?

09:21 • 2min

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Orca Plant in Iceland?

11:45 • 2min

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Carbon Capture Technology

13:22 • 2min

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Capturing Methane From Abandoned Coal Mines in Colorado

14:58 • 2min

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Coal Mine Methanomissions in Colorado

16:56 • 2min

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Climate Change and Methane Capture

18:59 • 2min

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Carbon Reduction

21:05 • 2min

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Captured Carbon

22:44 • 2min

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Can Carbon Cure Technology Be Commercially Viable?

24:18 • 3min

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Global Carbon Capacity

27:28 • 2min

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The Biggest Moral Hazard of Carbon Removal

29:23 • 2min

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The Moral Hazard of Climate Change

31:24 • 2min

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Advance Market Commitments in Carbon Removal

33:18 • 3min

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Carbon Capture and Carbon Removal - Is There a Market Level Commitment?

36:08 • 2min

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Carbon Removal - There's No Market for It

38:27 • 2min

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Innovation Is Not Harder Than You Think

40:14 • 2min

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How to Incentivize Carbon Removal Technology?

41:46 • 2min

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Is There a Difference Between Push and Pull?

44:06 • 2min

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The Role of Government in Kicking Off Technology Development

46:04 • 2min

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Climate One - Lessons From Low Income Countries

48:14 • 3min