
À propos de ce podcast
Reversing Climate Change is a podcast about carbon removal and climatetech that keeps wandering off into literature, history, philosophy, theology, and geopolitics on the theory that the technical and scientific questions stop making much sense without them. Hosted by Ross Kenyon, who did not go past a year of political philosophy PhD coursework and has visibly not let it go. Paid subscriptions live on Substack @ https://rosskenyon.com. © Carbon Removal Strategies LLC
437 épisodes · Aardwetenschappen
Reversing Climate Change
À propos de ce podcast
Reversing Climate Change is a podcast about carbon removal and climatetech that keeps wandering off into literature, history, philosophy, theology, and geopolitics on the theory that the technical and scientific questions stop making much sense without them. Hosted by Ross Kenyon, who did not go past a year of political philosophy PhD coursework and has visibly not let it go. Paid subscriptions live on Substack @ https://rosskenyon.com. © Carbon Removal Strategies LLC
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- The scariest current parallel from Hitler's Mein Kampf27 août · 29 min
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- remove's new Latin American carbon dioxide removal accelerator program—w/ Hans Westerhof & Marian Krüger30 juil. · 57 min
- D.W. Pasulka on AI, the religion of UFOs, & the future of being human23 juil. · 1 h 04 min
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