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The goal is to limit the eye stabbing
An anonymous submission on why carbon dioxide removal & carbon capture and storage may not matter, and the curator on moral hazard, that damn monkey…
Sep 15
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Ross Kenyon
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I am a termite, and the termites are winning.
An anonymous submission on the quiet death of the gas plant, and everyday forms of peasant resistance.
Sep 8
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Ross Kenyon
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Somebody here needs to say this before an investigative journalist does. I’d rather it be one of us.
A submission on artisanal biochar dMRV that has sent one carbon dioxide removal professional soul-searching, and the curator into his concerns over AGI…
Sep 1
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Ross Kenyon
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Hype and a gold rush followed by contraction and consolidation
Ask not for whom the macro conditions toll. They toll for thee.
Aug 25
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Ross Kenyon
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It feels like there’s nobody to celebrate with if the whole industry is hurting
Tales of the corporeal man at the feast for ghosts.
Aug 18
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Ross Kenyon
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A skeleton crew whose sole remaining purpose is to invoice their two repeat customers, post thought leadership on LinkedIn, and attend…
An anonymous musing on whether carbon dioxide removal has a few too many intermediaries, and the Potemkin Village that is LinkedIn
Aug 11
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Ross Kenyon
5
I should have used my retirement funds for retirement instead of assuming the future of our planet is of interest to its inhabitants
Tales of investor/operator mismatch, and when the ghosts don't show up at the end of Field of Dreams
Aug 4
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Ross Kenyon
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The ruthless executive, cut-throat trader, corrupt politician... even the squanderer of tomorrow
Tales of frustration, and of looking for (and finding) the helpers
Jul 28
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Ross Kenyon
3
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Maybe CDR is a good decision that just feels bad right now.
Tales of hope and concern from a sometimes despairing carbon dioxide removal industry, and climate tech overall
Jul 21
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Ross Kenyon
1
The denial of grief plays a central role in the work
Tales of commercial pressure rubbing against science, open systems carbon dioxide removal, and the limits of what this show can do or be
Jul 14
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Ross Kenyon
3
"I do believe deep down that society will one day achieve net-negative emissions"
Anger as sublimated sadness in climate work, and submissions on corporate carbon accounting reform and the flights everyone takes to Climate Week.
Jul 7
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Ross Kenyon
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5
"the company I work at is going to fail and the founder is in denial about it"
Fourteen anonymous submissions, from a founder in denial about a failing company to the case against putting captured CO2 into enhanced oil recovery.
Jun 30
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Ross Kenyon
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