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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 78 | Founded | a year ago |
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The European Commission just published a draft implementing act on CBAM and it quietly opens the door to international carbon credits counting toward carbon border liabilities. The rules are still being written, but the direction of travel is clear. more
Recorded on May 6th at Zurich's first-ever Climate Week, this is a different kind of episode. Sebastian Manhart and Eve Tamme spent the day inside a series of Swiss government-hosted events on international CDR pilot transfers and brought the microph... more
Who should hold permanence liability, for how long, and how?
In this episode of the CDR Policy Scoop, Eve and Sebastian speak with Natalia Dorfman has spent the last four years building Kita into the carbon market's leading insurance specialist. Sh... more
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Gabrielle Walker. You probably know her as a scientist, author, science communicator, co-founder of CUR8 and Rethinking Removals. She has spent three decades at the intersection of climate science and storytellin... more
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Tackling carbon dioxide removal (CDR) policy and market developments, this show features sharp, policy-forward conversations with hosts who break down complex regulation, markets, and technology for a professional audience. Episodes frequently center on government policy, regulatory design, market mechanisms, and real-world deployment challenges, often highlighting bipartisan policy considerations, procurement strategies, and international comparisons. A standout trait is the hosts' ability to translate technical CDR topics into practical implications for policymakers, corporate buyers, and investors, making it helpful for listeners who want clear, actionable insights and a pulse on where policy is headed next.
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