The Carbon Removal Show

The Carbon Removal Show

The Carbon Removal Show is the world's leading in-depth podcast on carbon removal.

We combine hours of research and interviews with the world’s leading experts to explore the latest developments in carbon removal technology and policy in an easy to digest and engaging podcast format.

Our narrative driven, story-focused episodes are enjoyed by both experts in the field and climate-curious individuals wanting to learn more about this increasingly widespread topic. The problem of carbon emissions is clear - the solution, however, is not. Our succinct, level-headed and impartial approach to carbon removal gives our listeners the facts and the tools they need to make sense of, and take action on, how we as humanity can sustainably remove carbon from the atmosphere.

To find out more, head to https://thecarbonremovalshow.com/

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S3 #3 | 2023: Year in review

S3 #3 | 2023: Year in review

2023 was a big year for carbon removal! With only 27 years until 2050, Tom and Emily look back on the last 12 months to reflect on the current stage of the industry’s growth commercially, socially and...

9 Jan 202447min

S3 #2 | Analogies for scale: what other technologies can teach us about carbon removal

S3 #2 | Analogies for scale: what other technologies can teach us about carbon removal

Season 3 continues and the team remains focused on scaling up. The question today: has it been done before? The task ahead is huge and can sometimes feel insurmountable. In order to deliver what scien...

19 Dec 202345min

S3 #1 | Getting serious about scale

S3 #1 | Getting serious about scale

We are back! Did you miss us? Kicking off Season 3, Tom and Emily are exploring what it will take to grow the carbon removal industry to the scale we need. They speak to various actors in the carbon ...

12 Dec 202334min

S2 #10 | Ocean-based carbon removal part 2: What's happening along our coastlines?

S2 #10 | Ocean-based carbon removal part 2: What's happening along our coastlines?

The world’s coastal areas are some of the most at risk places on earth when it comes to climate change, but could they potentially be some of the most valuable places for creating solutions too? It’s...

16 Nov 202250min

S2 #9 | Ocean-based carbon removal part 1: What's so special about kelp?

S2 #9 | Ocean-based carbon removal part 1: What's so special about kelp?

The time has finally come to talk about ocean-based carbon removal! In this episode (the first in our two-part mini-series on Oceans) Tom and Emily will be exploring the role that oceans can play in ...

9 Nov 202245min

S2 #8 | Aledade's carbon removal story: How can smaller companies do more in this space?

S2 #8 | Aledade's carbon removal story: How can smaller companies do more in this space?

It's not only big names like Microsoft who are addressing their impact on the climate crisis, there are lots of smaller organisations appearing on carbon removal buyer lists too! This week's episode ...

28 Sep 202253min

S2 #7: How Microsoft offsets emissions

S2 #7: How Microsoft offsets emissions

Now we've been through the process of buying our first carbon credits, we wondered how a larger, infinitely more complex operation might do the same. We spoke to Elizabeth Willmott from Microsoft to ...

21 Sep 202230min

S2 | #6.5: Taking a break

S2 | #6.5: Taking a break

Having spent the previous six weeks on our travels, bringing you carbon conferencing from near and far, this week we're taking our traditional mid-season break. With six episodes behind us and severa...

14 Sep 20222min

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