All the excitement of recording the previous two episodes in Iceland left us with one puzzling question. How would we practice what we preach and offset the carbon we emitted by flying there?
We set our researcher Henry on the case, and got in touch with the show's sponsors, Patch, in order to work out the best way forward.
Thanks to our guests:
- Henry Irvine, Researcher on The Carbon Removal Show
- Ariel Hayward, Sustainability Lead at Patch
Note: This is not a sponsored episode. While Patch sponsor the podcast, their inclusion on this episode is purely informative.
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Thanks to Cofruition for consulting on and producing the show.
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