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Aug 1, 2023 44 min

10 CDR Headlines from July

from Carbon Removal Newsroom Hosted by Ross Kenyon

This month, there’s been a flurry of business news in the CDR world. We’re taking August off from the show, but before we go we’re going to dive into 10 stories that broke in the last few weeks, that have big implications for the carbon removal industry. On this episode hear about companies putting CO2 into concrete, plastics, and fuel, new investment funds, announcements of new engineered carbon removal facilities, and analysis of the macroeconomic conditions the industry is facing. To explain what’s behind these headlines, we’re by our regular business panel, Susan Su and Na’im Merchant. They tell us all about news from… · CarbonCure · Airminer’s Kiloton Fund · Twelve · EU Climate VC funding · Prime Coalition · Avnos · Brimstone · Deep Sky + Captura · Octavia · “500 Climate Unicorns in 20 Years?” On This Episode Susan Su Na’im Merchant Asa Kamer Resources CarbonCure announcement Airminer’s Kiloton Fund Twelve’s new plant Sifted article on EU climate funding Prime Coalition fund Avnos Brimstone announcement Deep Sky hub in Canada Octavia Our Episode w/ Octavia’s CEO Sean O’Sullivan Interview Connect with Nori Nori Nori’s Twitter Nori’s other podcast Reversing Climate Change Nori’s CDR meme twitter account This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit climateworkersanonymous.com

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