Claire Nelson, an experienced bushwalker, shares her gripping tale of survival after shattering her pelvis while hiking in Joshua Tree National Park. She recounts the moment her phone lost signal and the sheer isolation that followed. Claire discusses the mental health benefits of solo hiking, her essential gear, and the desperation of rationing water. As she navigates pain and fear, her resourceful strategies and moments of reflection reveal profound insights into resilience and the emotional journey from despair to gratitude.

Jack Andreasen and Dr. Claire Nelson discuss geologic storage of CO2, its potential and challenges. They highlight the importance of financial incentives and long-term policy support for scaling up carbon storage. They also explore the federal permitting process in the US and the need for well-regulated states. Additionally, they touch on alternative storage technologies and the potential of Kenya for durable carbon removal.