Following our trip to the climate conference at Iceland Innovation Week, we wanted to explore.
Today we're trying to get to the bottom of whether Iceland is a geological and political anomaly or a real glimpse into a potential brighter future for all of us.
Many thanks to our guests in this episode:
- Sandra Ósk Snæbjörnsdóttir, Head of CO2 mineral storage at CarbFix
- Kiddi Haflidason, General Manager at VAXA Technologies Ltd
- Fannar Jónsson, Quality Manager at Blue Lagoon Iceland
- Omar Sigurbjornsson, Director Sales and Marketing at Carbon Recycling International
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And thanks to Cofruition for consulting on and producing the show.
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