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Get the Scoop on the latest CDR policy developments with Eve Tamme and Sebastian Manhart.

Punchy, unfiltered, to the point discussions on all hot developments in the sector.

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In this episode of The CDR Policy Scoop, Sebastian Manhart and Eve Tamme are joined by Maureen Walsh, Executive Director of the US Biochar Coalition (USBC), to discuss how biochar has quietly built one of the most resilient policy positions of any CD... more

In this episode of The CDR Policy Scoop, Eve Tamme is joined by Canadian Senator Colin Deacon from Nova Scotia. Senator Deacon is a former entrepreneur, who has been a driving force behind what may be the most comprehensive government study on marine... more

In this episode of The CDR Policy Scoop, Sebastian Manhart and Eve Tamme are joined by Jennifer Wilcox, Presidential Distinguished Professor at the University of Pennsylvania and former Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for the Office of Fossil En... more

In this episode of The CDR Policy Scoop, Sebastian Manhart and Eve Tamme are joined by Robert Höglund, Manager of the Milkywire Climate Transformation Fund and co-founder of CDR.fyi, to unpack a new way of thinking about corporate net-zero targets.

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Recent Guests

Colin Deacon
Senator, Nova Scotia
Senate of Canada
Episode: From Air to Sea: the Canadian Senate takes on marine CDR - with Senator Colin Deacon
Jennifer Wilcox
Presidential Professor of Chemical Engineering and Energy Policy at the University of Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Episode: How CDR Can Survive Trump? - with Jennifer Wilcox
Robert Höglund
Manager of the Milkywire Climate Transformation Fund and co-founder of CDR.fyi
Milkywire
Episode: Rethinking Corporate Net Zero - with Robert Höglund
Josh Becker
California State Senator known for his work in shaping carbon removal policy
California State Government
Episode: The Pioneer Pushing CDR in California - with Senator Josh Becker
Oscar Schily
Senior Policy Advisor at Carbongap
Carbongap
Episode: DEEP DIVE: Can Germany live up to its true CDR potential?
Tank Chen
Co-founder and head of analytics at CDR Jobs
CDR Jobs
Episode: DEEP DIVE: Can Germany live up to its true CDR potential?
Florian Hildebrandt
Co-founder and CEO of Greenlight Carbon Technologies
Greenlight Carbon Technologies
Episode: DEEP DIVE: Can Germany live up to its true CDR potential?
Sascha Pfannenbeek
Member of Parliament of the CDU-CSU
CDU-CSU
Episode: DEEP DIVE: Can Germany live up to its true CDR potential?
Julian Joswik
Member of Parliament representing the Greens
Greens
Episode: DEEP DIVE: Can Germany live up to its true CDR potential?

Hosts

Sebastian Manhart
Co-host and frequent contributor, providing insights and hosting discussions on CDR topics.
Eve Tamme
Co-host known for her expertise in climate policy and engaging interviews with experts.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 24 ratings
  • More than a scoop!

    Love these two how they break down matters so honestly and how driven they are by making regulation simple and accessible to even policy makers!

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How CDR Can Survive Trump? - with Jennifer Wilcox
Q: I'd really like to start with your experiences at the DOE in the carbon management department, and really understand what was the experience then, but also how has it changed, you think, since you've left?
Wilcox describes a Biden-era shift away from fossil subsidies, a push to finance projects that minimize environmental and climate impacts, and a major reorganization that moved carbon-related efforts into a Geothermal and Hydrocarbons framework, altering how dollars are allocated and which offices oversee different aspects of carbon management.
From Air to Sea: the Canadian Senate takes on marine CDR - with Senator Colin Deacon
Q: What role do site visits and empirical monitoring play in building policy support for Marine CDR?
Site visits help lawmakers grasp practical realities, the monitoring methods, and the context for risks and opportunities, thereby earning the social license necessary for policy progression.
From Air to Sea: the Canadian Senate takes on marine CDR - with Senator Colin Deacon
Q: What are the core regulatory challenges and proposed solutions to enable scaling Marine CDR in Canada?
Key issues include four main regulators needing alignment, the creation of a regulatory sandbox to bring regulators, proponents, and buyers together, and land-based regulatory sovereignty to provide certainty for investors and credit buyers.
From Air to Sea: the Canadian Senate takes on marine CDR - with Senator Colin Deacon
Q: Why did Marine CDR land on the Fisheries and Oceans Committee's agenda and how was the process of hearings structured?
The senator explains that the topic aligns with environmental stewardship and economic opportunity, with hearings aimed at understanding risks, regulatory gaps, and how to create a roadmap that can scale globally while ensuring safety and social license.
The Pioneer Pushing CDR in California - with Senator Josh Becker
Q: What would be your piece of advice to any policy maker who's starting to work on CDR today anywhere in the world?
Focus on quality standards and market structure, and ensure to sync up with other policymakers.

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