23: Dr. Klaus Lackner of ASU’s Center for Negative Carbon Emissions

from Reversing Climate Change · host Ross Kenyon

Today, Klaus joins Ross, Christophe and Paul to offer his feedback on the Nori whitepaper. Klaus explains why he likes the idea of breaking the carbon offset model and offering compensation based on actual carbon removed. He also shares his concerns around Nori’s customers, the verification challenges they face, and the issue of permanency.

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