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1/ Some exciting news! Today we're launching Cascade Climate, a non-profit accelerating progress for interventions that harness Earth's natural systems—including soils, oceans, and glaciers—to help stabilize our climate.
cascadeclimate.org
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Join us next week on Thursday, November 14th, 2024, at 12:00PM ET for an information session and Q&A for our ERW Field Data Partnership Grants RFP process.
Register here: lu.ma/pjmx9xl1
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Enhanced weathering is a promising technology to permanently remove CO2 from the atmosphere, improve soil pH, agricultural yields, and reduce N2O emissions, but is challenging to verify.
After a year of work involving 50 scientist, we have a firm roadmap for verification: cascadeclimate.org/blog/foun…
Quantifying carbon removal in ERW deployments is challenging, but we brought together more than 100 scientists and market practitioners to write a comprehensive guide to the state of the science + best practices. So excited to finally have this out in the world!
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bought a last minute ticket to NYC for climate week with the sole purpose of meeting people and listening to their story.
looking for people who:
- work in climate
- want a portrait drawn over a 30 minute coffee
- are open to talking about what inspires awe, wonder, and joy in their life.
past projects: NYT, Inquirer, and Mehran's steakhouse
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Our vision for the T was to give the T vision. Our movement to put googly eyes on the T worked! boston.com/news/local-news/2…
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spotted... a march happening next monday (april 29th) for giant googly eyes on the T. 👀🚉👀
the QR code goes here: lu.ma/googly
@BostonGlobe @OnlyInBOS @BostonDotCom @bostonherald @MBTA @MassDOT @BostonTweet @universalhub @Vanyaland617 @NBC10Boston
After Frontier's $57M offtake with @LithosCarbon, @CascadeClimate published a blog post about how the next few years of ERW deployments can form the foundation for a healthy, virtuous market cycle, via robust standards for MRV and a data access system.
3/ Earlier this year I left school somewhat indefinitely to co-found Cascade, and I'm so excited about this vision and team. Cannot wait to share more in the coming weeks about the journey so far.
4/ And lastly, we're hiring! Currently looking for a Policy Lead, Program Director, Recruiting & Ops Manager, and a Grants Program Manager. Reach out if you or anyone you know is interested!
jobs.lever.co/cascade-climat…
Open system CDR pathways have more uncertainty than closed systems, but may reach gigatons far more quickly. @DaiEllis and I argue we must resist pressure to tilt purchase volume and policy support towards the seeming simplicity of closed systems.
carbontravels.substack.com/p…
There's a growing risk that the playing field of policy and philanthropic support, along with mainstream buyer appetite and broad prevailing narratives, may be tilting against open systems.
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Last November we held a workshop in San Francisco to discuss monitoring, reporting, and verification (MRV) for permanent carbon dioxide removal technologies.
Today we published a letter signed by 35 organizations calling for a CDR Standards Initiative: carbonplan.org/blog/cdr-stan…
Important thinking on the future of CDR!
Excited to share my new post with reflections on the "who" question in carbon removal—the waves of actors who will need to meet the move-mountains challenge in front of us. Who's got next? Philanthropy and heavy industry. 1/2 greatunwind.substack.com/p/w…