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Solving for Climate

Rob Stewart
Climate Change
Renewable Energy
Climate Crisis
Decarbonization
Nuclear Energy
Fossil Fuels
Sustainable Aviation Fuel
Energy Transition
Plastic Crisis
Maritime Industry
Sustainable Shipping
Carbon Removal Technology
Deforestation
Data Centers
Sustainable Materials
Wind Energy
Professor Sir David King
Climate Repair
Decarbonisation
Electrification

Data scientist Hannah Ritchie and sustainability nerd Rob Stewart are climate optimists. They join forces to unpack solutions to the climate crisis, and the innovators, entrepreneurs and scientists behind them.

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Sustainability Director at the firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill makes the case for solutions like algae-based concrete and direct air capture to be used within the buildings she designs.

The materials and methods used in contemporary design are a rec... more

Founder of Orca Sciences reveals the surprisingly easy fix for contrails in aviation. As an incubator for other startups looking to get off the ground, Orca Sciences asks big questions like, how do we get rid of ‘sky graffiti’? Can you heat the earth... more

The CEO of Sublime Systems chats about their alternative to make cement. Generating about 8% of all global carbon dioxide emissions, Leah is using an exciting electrochemical process to reduce this figure. It’s used in the buildings around you, the r... more

Senior fellow at the Asia Society Policy Institute's China Climate Hub, Lauri Myllyvirta, delivers a deep dive on China’s climate picture. Why is a country responsible for the overwhelming majority of the world’s emissions also scaling renewable ener... more

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Recent Guests

Mina Hasman
Sustainability Director at SOM
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Episode: Mina Hasman: Inside the world of sustainable architecture
Ian McKay
Founder of Orca Sciences and incubator for climate solutions
Orca Sciences
Episode: Ian McKay: How do we get rid of contrails?
Leah Ellis
CEO of Sublime Cement
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Episode: Leah Ellis: How do you decarbonise concrete?
Lauri Myllyvirta
Senior Fellow at the Asia Society Policy Institute's China Climate Hub and co-founder of the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air
Asia Society Policy Institute
Episode: Lauri Myllyvirta: Is China a global climate leader?
Alex Edmans
Professor at the London Business School and member of the World Economic Forum's Global Future Council on Responsible Investing
London Business School
Episode: Prof Alex Edmans: Does divestment from fossil fuels work?
Dr. Marit Brommer
Executive Director of the International Geothermal Association
International Geothermal Association
Episode: Dr Marit Brommer: Why don’t we use more geothermal energy?
Heikki Malinen
CEO of Neste, a leader in sustainable aviation fuel development
Neste
Episode: Heikki Malinen: Does sustainable aviation fuel work?
Guillaume Lambotte
Chief scientist at Boston Metal
Boston Metal
Episode: Guillaume Lambotte: Inside the race to decarbonise steel
Mark Titley
Senior Researcher at Trace
Trace
Episode: Mark Titley: How do we stop deforestation?

Hosts

Hannah Ritchie
Data scientist and co-host, involved in unpacking solutions to the climate crisis with a focus on evidence-based approaches and innovative technology.
Rob Stewart
Entrepreneur interested in scalable climate innovations and co-host, dedicated to discussing the intersection of business and environmental solutions.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 74 ratings
  • Great Conversations!

    Really interesting conversations! I’ve followed Hannah Ritchie since I read her book a couple years ago and am so excited for these deep dives into industries/leaders impacting climate change!

    I hope they keep building this show up with more insightful conversations like these first few!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Red,Lotus,
    United States4 months ago
  • Great conversations

    Great chat between Hannah, Rob & Emma. Clearly outlined the challenges, but also the huge opportunities that lay ahead with the energy transition. Emma is really good at articulating the reasons behind decisions and the advancements in technology that drives the future outlook of cleaner & more sustainable future.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Paul.B NW
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • Speakers, guests and topics

    Brilliant!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Michael alta
    Netherlands10 months ago
  • Not much knowledge just overviews

    My expectations are not met. Unfortunately the level of detail is very low. In the book „Not the end of the world“ sets the bar very high.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    GiroJim
    Germanya year ago
  • Great Conversations!

    Really interesting conversations! I’ve followed Hannah Ritchie since I read her book a couple years ago and am so excited for these deep dives into industries/leaders impacting climate change!

    One requests - can they update the theme song? I love the conversation, but that theme song leaves a bit to be desired… It doesn’t seem to align with the seriousness of the people on the show - just a suggestion, they can take it or leave it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

    With that aside, I hope they keep building this sho... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Red,Lotus,
    United Statesa year ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Many reviews highlight the quality of guests and the depth of discussion on important climate-related topics.
Listeners appreciate the insightful and engaging conversations that offer practical solutions to climate change.
Some feedback mentions a desire for deeper dives into specific subjects, indicating a segment of the audience that seeks more detailed content.
The hosts are commended for their balanced approach, laying out the challenges while also focusing on the opportunities for a sustainable future.

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Mina Hasman: Inside the world of sustainable architecture
Q: What does your method of direct air capture actually look like?
Mina describes the integration of fan-like direct air capture systems within the building's central cores, utilizing natural airflow to facilitate carbon capture.
Mina Hasman: Inside the world of sustainable architecture
Q: Tell us about the moment that inspired you to put sustainability at the heart of this practice.
Mina's passion for sustainability began during university, where a visiting professor inspired her with sustainable design principles that she integrated into her work at SOM.
Ian McKay: How do we get rid of contrails?
Q: Are there other areas where you see lots of potential for hydrogen?
Hydrogen shows potential in manufacturing and agriculture where it is already indispensable, specifically for processes like making ammonia and phosphate fertilizers.
Ian McKay: How do we get rid of contrails?
Q: What role do you think governments could play in this?
Governments could legislate measures to avoid contrails in specific airspace as a way to quickly implement effective solutions to reduce aviation's climate impact.
Ian McKay: How do we get rid of contrails?
Q: Could you maybe just explain to us, like I'm five years old, what a contrail is and what solution you're backing to help solve that?
Contrails are those white lines left behind by planes in the sky, which contribute significantly to climate change through their warming effect, and mitigate this impact could be achieved by avoiding conditions that create them during flights.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Solving for Climate

What is Solving for Climate about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focused on the climate crisis, this podcast showcases a variety of solutions aimed at addressing environmental challenges. The discussions often feature innovators, entrepreneurs, and scientists who are at the forefront of sustainable advancements in industries such as energy, transportation, and food technology. Topics range from geothermal energy and sustainable aviation fuel to innovative food production practices and the role of technology in combating climate issues. The hosts bring a balanced mix of optimism and critical inquiry, making the content both enlightening and actionable for listeners interested in sustainability and innovative climate solutions. Unique segments include insights on public engagement, policy implications, and... more

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