Great video! Really informative. Time stamps would also be great...

Plants remove carbon. Stop cutting down plants to put in solar and wind.

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We are in the end of the Quaternary Period, an ice age. The question never answered is how much do humans affect natural, expected change. BTW, we had multiple very warm periods, completely natural. The romans built Hadrian's wall in Scotland and grew citrus trees, thanks to their diary accounts. Today, Paris even puts its citrus trees indoors in the Fall because it gets too cold. Northern UK vs central EU. Think it through. SMH.

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why did you use calcium hydroxide instead of potassium hydroxide? is it lower cost or more effective? thanks in advance

Listening to this in 2024 feels oddly comforting, like there were people working on this stuff before I even knew what carbon removal was

whatg was the point of even making this video. of course they wont. theres a chance solar geoengineering might but space settlement? youve listened to too much elon musk

Concerning crcf could you kindly provide more Information where the mentioned meeting (09:40) can be followed online?

Co2 is a gas that is plant food, if Co2 is lower then we have now plant growth will suffer. Also Co2 is not a gas that contribute in significance to global warming. Also higher temperature and higher Co2 is only beneficial to life on earth. What we should be afraid of is temperatures and Co2 going down, not up....

The only carbon they want removed is you

Co2 = the gas of life

Degrowth is not a noun I'm familiar with. Some antonyms to growth are decrease, failure, atrophy, decay. I would add collapse.

Can the inside box ( humidifier box) have different dimensions? Or does it have to have the same, and if so what difference does it make

If the purpose of the aerator is to increase humidity/vaporize the water, would a sonic diffuser/vaporizer have the same result with much less energy input?

We work with Blue Carbon a natural process w/ Aquaculture for restoration and shell fish farms the shell waste is CACO3 or aprox 12% Carbon by weight who can work with us for Carbon offsets? We have a immutable ledger now that could use a polygon smart contract ERC 20 for Proof of verification with proof of purchase from food processors.

Beautiful and profound

There’s 35:47 of painful waffling and fluff before they get to anything useful, so just skip to 35:47 where they discuss the Air Miners Boot Up and the next upcoming event. I love what NORI is doing, and normally I love the podcasts, but I don’t have time to watch people make idle small talk and grasp for tired clichés. The podcasts from the first two years were always well structured and had guests who came to the podcast with a topic and discussion points prepared, so they could hit their key items and deliver useful value through thought-leadership, insights, and information the whole way through. I feel that the kind of content in this video just takes my time and attention for granted, by contrast to the prior podcasts. I completely support what NORI is doing, but I also have to be judicious with the limited time resources I have available to allocate. If there’s too much waffling and time-filler on an ongoing basis, I soon won’t be able to justify the time listening to NORI podcasts anymore.

I produced a number of hugelkulturs to plant trees using topsoil to cover probably too permeable as mentioned. They've become a home for overwintering snakes and other wildlife was a welcome surprise.

Honestly I have no idea who to believe around CDr, my instinct is always for pessimism though that it probably is a lot of greenwashing shlt . Certainly the people most involved in it are the moment are as trustworthy as the devil himself

Yes you can generate CORCs by producing biochar but to generate CORCs the producer needs to sell the biochar to an approved end user which is not easy in North America. What are your thoughts?

You spelled "inertinite" wrong

climate change cannot be stopped if markets be our only weapon, we will suffer unless we change our mode of production to one which inherently prioritizes the well-being of life on earth rather than the continued domination of the empire and its faced coins over those too small and scattered to resist your machines will not be the ones to save us, we will be

Very cool and it will be interesting to see future research into what applications it can have in agriculture, but it isn't going to save us in our sins--we still have to stop our use of fossil fuels. It'd be hard to keep up with creating enough biochar to offset burning fossil fuels. Also if implemented on a large scale we would start to see topsoil as the limiting factor. Biochar is essentially converting usable top soil organics into something akin to coal. Still worth looking into

Fraud by false claims to the reservation lands of the First Nation of California Santa Baganda This is a very preserved Pueblo reservation not this land trusts fake preserve. These criminals know that are illegally on a sovereign Pueblo preserve and they will be exposed for these criminal projects that are displacing the Santa Barbara pacific channel island families.

Lots happening but is it enough? No course not. Never is.

Surprised this doesn’t have more comments, I honestly don’t know what to think, there’s a lot of pros and cons here to unpack. All I hope for is that the cons never outweigh the pros

The climate is fine it is the people that are not going to screw.

Nothing could sound worse to me than a world in which people live forever. Death is as integral to life as birth. Without death it’s quite possible people would stop living altogether in a perpetual state of seeking what is created naturally within them but not know what it is they are seeking.. What they are actually seeking is death. Endless life on earth sounds soulless and without contemplative thought. People often feel most alive after receiving a terminal diagnosis. Facing death is part of our humanity.

thank you that was very knowledgeable for me you bring your wisdom to the audience that for someone like who is a first timer listening to this kind of interview. I will not forget this but will treasure it immensely. I found it very helpful for me discovering this your thoughts about climate change and your journey towards christianity was excellent. thank you really loved it. May god bless you

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Do you know what sorbet is used by Dr Tao Wang ?

Dear female presenter. You worry about the possible burden of a child to the climate. But your very presence is a burden, and not a possible future one. This is not an attack, but why don't you end your life here and now? Once again. This is not a provocation, bit a genuine question. How do you perform the mental gymnasitics where you deny (or at least regard it less meaningfull) the life for other future people (your own, or other people's kids), while you never question your right to be alive? I have never heard an argument that doesn't imply, gently put, naivity or in my own words, hypocrisy.

Ground dog day... Is great movie... The lead figure is not able to die... And his frustration.. In the end it has good lesson.

I love when humans think THEY are smarter than their creator!

Climate does change you are right! But NOT BC OF US!

It's a cyclical universe baby...enjoy The Tao , it will never stop...

Climate change is a scam

Climate change? But where is the omnipotent & benevolent God? On holiday? The stuff of myth.

Thanks for this insightful conversation on the topic. I got here looking into whether a Blockchain carbon coin has had any traction several years after the publication of The Ministry for the future.

Neoliberalism has freed the financial elites, but enslaved everyone else. The establishment used to have affinity for fellow citizens, but now view them as obstacles to their goals.

COLLECTIVE ADOLESCENCE.

The only way to have any effect is to get China and India on board. They are increasing their emissions faster than the west can reduce theirs. All we're accomplishing is destroying the west's economies and stunting any chance of finding technology that can mitigate the damage that is bound to happen due to China and India.

Without the story of Genesis/ Coming of Christ the rest of human history makes no sense.

When I'm finished the book series I will definitely come back to this video, but I don't want the spoilers for now.

Can you list all of the materials used?

nice interview. Heirloom is my hero company.

A LOT of circular reasoning (i.e. BEGGING the QUESTION) Man made CO2 "climate change" is a total MULTI-Billion dollar GRIFT. POLLUTION, on the other hand, ok. However ......

Great. In 1000 years this might be a viable cdr technique

Good conversation, thanks for that. The question of 'how we got here' continues to fascinate me, and a key element in the process that wasn't mentioned in the talk directly, but is hinted at is 'disenchantment'. It's much easier to destroy something you don't hold sacred. 'Uluru', what we used to call 'Ayers Rock', was never sacred to Europeans so we let all and sundry walk all over it all the time. Now it's back to being 'Uluru' access is being restricted. So a key question for any Christian is how much did Christianity have to do with 'disenchantment' in the West, and according to the Catholic philosopher Charles Taylor, more than nothing. The conversion of the German tribes starts with Saint Boniface chopping down their sacred tree, and in general Monotheism has to insist that spirits and deities in nature is superstition and idolatry. Christianity is also a 'cut and shut' between Hellenism and Judaism, and initially that arguably works well with Neoplatonism being a good fit. However from the 12th century the 'reverse translation movement' starts to bring Aristotle back into the picture from Arab sources. That eventually leads to Catholic scholasticism and then universities that shifts the focus onto rationalism and empiricism. So slowly 'God is banished from the universe before he dies'. Then of course the reformation finishes off the contemplative aspect of western Christendom by destroying monasteries, and thus commerce and science can really get started on exploiting a planet of resources not sacred interconnectedness. Clearly Eastern Orthodoxy doesn't go down this route, so it will be interesting to see if some of that more mystical, more immanence focused faith can become influential again.