The time has finally come to talk about ocean-based carbon removal!
In this episode (the first in our two-part mini-series on Oceans) Tom and Emily will be exploring the role that oceans can play in carbon removal.
They'll be focusing on the way kelp is being used as a biomass-based approach to carbon removal speaking to two companies who are using kelp as a carbon removal solution, in very different ways.
Many thanks to our guests in this week's episode:
- Marty Odlin, Founder at Running Tide
- Caroline Hooft-Slootweg, Co-Founder at Kelp Blue
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And thanks to Cofruition for consulting on and producing the show.
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