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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.

Listen in to go several levels deeper and beyond the analysis that you won't find anywhere else. Enjoy.

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Noah Deich is back. When he last joined the show in February 2025, the US DOE had just gutted its CDR programmes. This time, he returns to debrief on a very different project: his attempt to build a government-led advanced market commitment for carbo... more

In this episode, co-hosts Sebastian Manhart and Eve Tamme are joined by Dr Andrew Lenton, Director of CSIRO's CarbonLock Future Science Platform, to discuss Australia's newly published CDR roadmap and its first novel CDR workforce report.

Andrew wal... more

In this episode of The CDR Policy Scoop, co-hosts Sebastian Manhart and Eve Tamme sit down for their unscripted quarterly catch-up to discuss what's top of mind in CDR policy.

They open on the EU CBAM and the question of whether Article 6 credits co... more

In this episode of The CDR Policy Scoop, Sebastian Manhart and Eve Tamme are joined by Hannah Bebbington Valori, Head of Deployment at Frontier, the advanced market commitment backed by Stripe, Alphabet, Shopify, McKinsey, and Meta that has become on... more

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Recent Guests

Noah Deich
CDR veteran and non-resident visiting fellow at Columbia University Center for Global Energy Policy
Columbia University Center for Global Energy Policy
Episode: A Government AMC for CDR - with Noah Deich
Andrew Lenton
Director for Permanent Carbon Locking Future Science Platform at CSIRO
CSIRO
Episode: Australia's CDR Roadmap - with Andrew Lenton
Hannah Bebbington Valori
Head of Deployment at Frontier, the Carbon Removal Advanced Market Commitment
Frontier
Episode: Frontier: The Private Bet on the Public Good - with Hannah Bebbington Valori
Maureen Walsh
Executive Director of the US Biochar Coalition
US Biochar Coalition
Episode: Biochar's Washington Playbook - with Maureen Walsh
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
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?

Hosts

Eve Tamme
Host of the show as introduced in the opening and byline
Sebastian Manhart
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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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Punchy, unfiltered, to the point policy discussions.
High-quality guests providing deep dives into CDR markets and governance.
Strong clarity on complex topics, though density may be challenging for casual listeners.

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A Government AMC for CDR - with Noah Deich
Q: What are the practical next steps if you were to revisit this concept today?
Identify a market with a clear path for a small but growing floor of demand (e.g., ETS mandates or airport/Corsia-like mechanisms), focus on a subset of technologies, and build coalitions around near-term financing and co-benefits to demonstrate viability before expanding.
A Government AMC for CDR - with Noah Deich
Q: Why didn't governments sign on, and what changed over time?
Collaboration stalled due to political and macroeconomic constraints; there was insufficient appetite for new spending and a need for clearer near-term financial incentives. Since then, activity has increased across major regions, but a unified, harmonized international commitment remains elusive.
A Government AMC for CDR - with Noah Deich
Q: What were you trying to achieve with the government-led AMC concept for carbon removal?
The goal was to accelerate demand for carbon removal by creating a credible, bankable market signal through government leadership, essentially pulling governments to fund or incentivize removal at scale, similar to how vaccine markets were mobilized in global health.
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.

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