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A breakout year for carbon removal?
Suddenly, there’s a lot more attention focused on engineered carbon removal. Can it scale?
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The Carbon Copy
A weekly newsmagazine about the changing planet, hosted by Stephen Lacey.
We’ve entered a new era of mass deployment of climate solutions. How will it play out?
The Carbon Copy is a weekly narrative-news show that explains the business and tech trends shaping decarbonization. Each week, host Stephen Lacey digs into the business and technology stories that explain the rise of clean energy, the challenge to fossil fuels, and how the energy system is transforming in dramatic ways.
The show is a co-production of Post Script Media and Canary Media.
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Gas stations vs. utilities: The battle for the future of charging
How the rise of electric vehicles is creating conflict between two titans of the energy industry.
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A reality check on corporate sustainability
How large companies are claiming credit for climate progress that isn’t actually happening.
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The Ike Dike could protect Houston from the next big hurricane
The $31B coastal barrier could be the largest civil-engineering project in U.S. history. But will it be enough?
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New York’s clean energy puzzle
Huge renewables targets, nuclear closures and transmission constraints. Can New York pull it off?
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The ‘ecological Ponzi scheme’ putting Florida at risk
Hurricane Ian showed how unprepared Florida is for more frequent climate extremes.
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From empty concrete to offshore wind hub
How Sunset Park, Brooklyn is creating an inclusive model for developing the green industries of the future.
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Patagonia’s founder gives away the company for climate
Will this audacious move from the $3B outdoor-clothing company raise the bar for corporate sustainability?
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Puerto Rico's preventable grid disaster
Another hurricane, another mass blackout — and another humanitarian disaster that could have been avoided.
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Drought is resurfacing lost relics around the world
From ancient villages to Buddhist statues to dinosaur tracks, drought is uncovering history below the waterline.
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