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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
John Sanchez retweeted
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…
John Sanchez retweeted
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
dm me!!!
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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
John Sanchez retweeted
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…
John Sanchez retweeted
It may seem like carbon removal is a technology problem and carbon removal companies are technology companies. But no -- at scale that matters, it's a logistics problem and they're logistics companies, with enough science and technology to know which logistics they should do.
John Sanchez retweeted
👋 We've put together a @lowercarbon wishlist of carbon removal ideas, both geochemical and biological.
A lot of them won’t work, most will need new research, but they all need ambitious founders to try them! lowercarboncapital.com/2022/…
John Sanchez retweeted
Certifying new carbon removal pathways is a big unsolved problem. The existing certification bodies lost trust by certifying poor quality avoidance offsets for decades. We're taking a new path @CharmIndustrial, focused on scientific & ecosystem review, and delivery transparency.
Today we’re sharing our path toward rigorous monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) for bio-oil sequestration. Our goal is to understand the broader community view on MRV and to serve as a resource for other co's developing MRV for their pathways.
charmindustrial.com/blog/our…
John Sanchez retweeted
What's our vision for the future of the permanent CDR market? Excited to share the final post in my series — this time laying out six building blocks of a vision for CDR market shaping and how Frontier can most powerfully and creatively use its heft greatunwind.substack.com/p/t…
John Sanchez retweeted
The best antidote to climate defeatism is action. And not just from scientists and governments—we need top talent from every industry focused on finding and scaling solutions. Climate Draft is building an on-ramp for that talent, starting with tech. climatedraft.org/blog/launch
John Sanchez retweeted
I see this game in my students' future...
Excited to share a project I built with with @CassandraXia and @MaxPisciotta - The Road to 10 Gigatons, a game that allows you to scale up carbon removal solutions and build intuition about consequences and implications. roadto10gigatons.com
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Well I think the whole @carbon_180 team is now playing this. (s/o @CassandraXia + @johnlsanchez8 + @MaxPisciotta!)
roadto10gigatons.com/
John Sanchez retweeted
Just jumped out of an environmental justice @airminers meeting and feeling so replenished and grateful for the care and thought everyone is putting into the work. 6 months ago I wasn't sure how we'd get EJ and CDR to connect. Turns out a lot of ppl are into it.
John Sanchez retweeted
An excellent carbon removal resource indeed @hollyjeanbuck! Thanks to authors @jwilceclab @BenKolosz and @thefreemanlab - well done!
Join @airminers and host @John_Sanchez_8 in our first Book Club Fri 1/22 to unpack its excellent points.
Register: carbonremovalbookclub.eventb…
this is exciting: an open-source reference book on carbon removal! aside from the generally helpful things (great glossary and list of abbreviations, explanation of the science of CDR methods), it considers the geography of where CDR could happen. cdrprimer.org/
John Sanchez retweeted
We need 100x more carbon removal researchers and founders, which means we need a great canonical introductory text.
After 2 years and nearly 40 authors, The CDR Primer is out today. It's a tremendous gift to the field: cdrprimer.org/
John Sanchez retweeted
The New Jersey LECCLA bill has been posted!
One more step towards bringing Low Carbon Concrete to the Garden State.
Many thanks to @AndrewZwicker for sponsoring. We look forward to helping you get it across the finish line!
#leccla #NewJersey
njleg.state.nj.us/2020/Bills…