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A panel show by Nori where guests discuss current events from the world of carbon removal. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/support
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Get the latest insights on climate change and breakthrough technologies and innovations that are fighting climate change! According to a United Nations climate change report, the evidence of human-caused climate change is overwhelming and continues to strengthen. The impacts of climate change are intensifying and climate-related threats to our physical, social, and economic well-being are rising at an unprecedented rate. Widespread climate changes are causing extreme heat, severe drought, un ...
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Trouble with some Californian forestry offsets, and reflections on the Texas electrical grid
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There was a lot to watch in the offset world this week! CarbonPlan, ProPublica, The Guardian and others reported on major issues with some California forestry credits allegedly being overestimated by a substantial amount. This episode also shares some reflections on the Texas electrical grid, and some hopeful thoughts on new national parks buoy us …
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Carbon Removal Newsroom
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A recap of AirMiners 2021: Carbon Removal Taking Flight!
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To kick off our season three premiere(!), yesterday was the big AirMiners conference, which the host platform shows 637 people attended! To discuss their takeaways from the event's diverse discussions are panelists: Dr. Holly Jean Buck, Assistant Professor of Environment and Sustainability at the University of Buffalo; Christopher Barnard, Policy D…
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Reversing Climate Change
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S2E62: The Oxford Offsetting Principles & carbon removal—w/ Eli Mitchell-Larson
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Many corporations, organizations, and governments have made net zero commitments, and most are leaning on voluntary carbon offsetting to achieve these climate goals. But how can we be sure that such carbon offsets demonstrate a real change in the atmosphere? And how can we approach offsetting in a way that gives rise to an actual net zero society? …
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Climate Change with Scott Amyx
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Interview with Franciska Bray-Mezey Founder of Aura7 Activewear
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Aura7 Activewear is a sustainable activewear brand.By Scott Amyx
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S2E61: Paul Greenberg on The Climate Diet: 50 Simple Ways to Trim Your Carbon Footprint
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There’s a lot of advice on how reduce your carbon footprint. But everything seems to come with a caveat. You can stop eating meat, but do synthetic meats require monoculture? You can boycott Bitcoin, but would that make the grid itself any cleaner? You can drive an electric car, but its battery is made with rare minerals. So, how do you make choice…
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Interview with Chris Kaiser CEO of With Click A Tree
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By planting trees, With Click a Tree actively fights climate change, builds habitat for endangered animal species, and creates jobs with full-time income for local communities.By Scott Amyx
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Reversing Climate Change
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S2E60: Art out of thin (carbontech) air—w/ Madison Savilow of Carbon Upcycling & Expedition Air
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Art has a unique ability to explain complex, oft-emotional topics in an understandable way. And that’s why Carbon Upcycling Technologies (CUT) is engaging with visual artists to educate the general public about carbontech. CUT offers their artist-collaborators free materials and tech support, encouraging the use of CO2-derived materials to create p…
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Interview with Ingmar Rentzhog CEO of We Dont Have Time
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Ingmar Rentzhog is the CEO of We Don't Have TimeBy Scott Amyx
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Rebuilding trust in a polarized world—Dr. Kevin Vallier, philosopher at Bowling Green State University
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According to the NOMINATE Index, the last time the US was this polarized was just before and during the Civil War. So, how did we get here? And what can the philosophy of public reason liberalism teach us about living together—even when we don’t agree on much? Dr. Kevin Vallier is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Bowling Green University and…
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S2E59: Is endless growth Crazy Town?—w/ Dr. Jason Bradford of the Post Carbon Institute
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Empires rise and fall. And while we understand these cycles conceptually, there’s a bizarre notion that we are somehow immune. That we can continue to evolve toward greater ease and material abundance generation after generation. That our potential for growth is somehow unlimited. But natural resources are finite. So, what happens when we run out? …
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Interview with Garry Gilliam Founder of The Bridge
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Garry Gilliam is a former NFL offensive tackle with the Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers.By Scott Amyx
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S2E58: Oceans and climate, Waves and Beaches—w/ Kim McCoy, oceanographer and author
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Few of us live at sea, so the ocean doesn’t get as much attention as it deserves in the climate conversation. But Kim McCoy contends that phytoplankton deserve just as much consideration as polar bears, and it’s time for us to understand how rising temperatures impact the water, the wind, the waves, and the weather. After all, we all live downstrea…
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Interview with Solomon Goldstein-Rose A Climate Activist
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Solomon Goldstein-Rose is an American Politician, climate activist, and authorBy Scott Amyx
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S2E57: Farming While Black: race and regenerative agriculture—w/ Leah Penniman of Soul Fire Farms
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Regenerative agriculture is sometimes branded as a new idea. But the tradition of maintaining soil carbon and honoring the earth, of leaving the land better than we found it, has been part of indigenous traditions for thousands of years. So, what can we do to re-center the stories of Black and Native American growers and give credit where credit is…
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Interview with Mark Cann CEO of CryomatiKs
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CryomatiKs is a product development firm that uses the air we all breathe every single day as a non-combustible non-toxic zero-emissions fuel.By Scott Amyx
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Reversing Climate Change
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S2E56: Celebrating your very own Climate Passover Seder—w/ Sarah Tuneberg of Geospiza
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The Passover story is one of intense grief and loss as well as redemption and freedom. And while the Jews fled Egypt 3,000 years ago, many aspects of the story seem particularly relevant in a world plagued by extreme climate events and COVID-19. So, how might the events of Passover inform the way we think about climate change? Can we customize our …
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Interview with Adam Bent and Charlotte Langley of Scout Canning
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Scout Canning is a North American craft cannery and sustainable seafood brand.By Scott Amyx
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S2E55: Gather: Reclaiming indigenous foodways—w/ Twila Cassadore, Nephi Craig, & Sammy Gensaw
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There is a growing movement among Native Americans to reclaim their spiritual, cultural, and political identities. And restoring indigenous food practices is central to this work. The new documentary Gather follows several indigenous leaders as they work toward food sovereignty, demonstrating the hope and healing power of traditional food. On this …
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Interview with Jessa Robuck CEO of VidaLuz Development
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VidaLuz Development is an organization looking to develop sustainable properties and micro cities.By Scott Amyx
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S2E54: Survivorman in an age of climate trouble—w/ Les Stroud, survival expert
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Extreme weather can cause desperate situations. So, what can survival experts teach us about navigating wildfires, hurricanes, flooding, and severe winter storms? Can we prepare for these natural events without turning into full-fledged preppers or giving into the assumption of doom? How do we adapt to a changing climate? Les Stroud is a filmmaker,…
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Interview with Patrick MacLeamy CEO Emeritus at HOK
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Today I am joined by Patrick MacLeamy, CEO Emeritus at HOK and Chairman at buildingSMART InternationalBy Scott Amyx
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A jaunt to the climate crises of deep time—w/ Peter Brannen, author of The Ends of the World
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A temperature rise of three or four degrees doesn’t seem like a big deal… Until you go back a few million years and start exploring what the world looked like the last time the Earth was that hot and CO2 levels were even higher than they are now. Peter Brannen is an award-winning science journalist. His work has appeared in The New York Times, WIRE…
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S2E53: Paul Kingsnorth on the shared roots of climate crisis, transhumanism, & immortality
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Paul Kingsnorth is tired of talking about the scope of the climate crisis. In his view, we can’t fix climate change. But we can uncover the spiritual root of the problem and explore how we might live through it. Paul is the founder of The Dark Mountain Project and a prolific writer of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. His latest release, the novel A…
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Interview with Josh Poulsen Director of Product Development at House of Marley
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House of Marley is a sustainably-minded consumer electronics company.By Scott Amyx
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What makes an online climate community work?—w/ Evan Hynes of Climatebase
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In the new community economy, many content creators have moved beyond simply sharing ideas with an audience. For many the goal is to facilitate connection among their followers and foster a sense of belonging. So, how can businesses and organizations in the climate space leverage community to shape the low-carbon future we need? Evan Hynes is a Cof…
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S2E52: Using captured carbon to make art—w/ Annalee Levin of Captured Carbon Studio
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When artist Annalee Levin learned about carbon capture on the Reversing Climate Change podcast, the idea captured her imagination. Knowing that the technology exists to capture and store CO2 in concrete, for example, Annalee set out to find a way to make art out of materials containing captured carbon. Today, Annalee is the textile, hand embroidery…
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Interview with Gordon Bacon CEO of Pulse Canada
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Pulse Canada is the national industry association that represents growers, processors and exporters of Canadian pulses.By Scott Amyx
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S2E51: Kim Stanley Robinson chats The Ministry for the Future, blockchain, & macroeconomics
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12 years ago, Nori cofounder and CEO Paul Gambill was a College Republican. And while he wasn’t a climate denier, he didn’t think that humanity’s 1% contribution to global CO2 emissions was a big deal. And then he read Kim Stanley Robinson’s Mars Trilogy and began to understand the outsized impact of our actions. Not only did the science fiction no…
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Interview with Ian Rosenberger CEO of WORK First Mile Day Owl
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WORK places the poor into jobs in landfill communities.By Scott Amyx
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S2E50: Under a White Sky: Elizabeth Kolbert's new book on humanity's ecological & climate interventions
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There is a new pattern emerging in humanity’s long, complicated relationship with nature. Namely, we’re at a point where the problems we’ve caused by intervening in our environment require interventions of their own. But in a world where we can’t fully anticipate the impact of our actions, should we be optimistic about using new technology to solve…
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Interview with Gianna Stanley Professional Chef
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Gianna Stanley is a professional chef, food photographer and educator.By Scott Amyx
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Grist's intersectional climate fiction contest—w/ Tory Stephens of Fix, the Grist solutions lab
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Making art about climate is useful in that it reaches a part of the brain that science does not. And climate fiction as a genre gives us a way to get the climate conversation started. Better yet, cli-fi that focuses on solutions might actually help us find a way forward. Tory Stephens is the New England Network Weaver at Fix, the Grist Solutions La…
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S2E49: At the feet of a modern hermit—w/ Markus Torgeby, author of Under the Open Skies
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In modern society, we’re conditioned to believe that acquiring more stuff makes our lives better. But what if getting back to basics leads to a richer life? What if consuming less and connecting with nature more opens us up to what really matters? Markus Torgeby is the author of Under the Open Skies: Finding Peace and Health in Nature. On this epis…
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Climate fintech, neobanks, & banking for good—w/ Ravi Mikkelsen, cofounder of ATMOS
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Did you know that Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Citi are among the biggest funders of fossil fuel projects in the world? Would you rather leverage your money to fight climate change? What if you could move your money to an entity that builds its lending portfolio around things like clean energy, regenerative agriculture, and direct air ca…
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Interview with Neil Gregory Chief Thought Leadership Officer of the IFC
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Neil Gregory is Chief Thought Leadership Officer of the International Finance Corporation, the private investment arm of the World Bank Group.By Scott Amyx
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Elon Musk's $100M prize for "best carbon capture technology"
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Carbon removal is in the news as Elon Musk has teased a one-hundred million dollar prize for the best carbon capture technology. What does it mean for the sector, and what is likely to happen next? Tito Jankowski of AirMiners is on the show to discuss. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/messageSupport this podcast:…
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S2E48: Damn the Absolute! On pragmatism and climate change—w/ Jeffrey Howard, Editor-in-Chief of Erraticus
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The climate conversation is riddled with ideological battles. There are those who think climate change is the most pressing issue of our time pitted against those who don’t think it’s a big deal (if it’s even real). There are fights over ecological versus industrial forms of carbon removal. And there are those who believe that climate change can be…
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Interview with Dune Ives Managing Director of Lonely Whale
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Lonely Whale is a nonprofit that develops data-driven campaigns that reconnect us to each other by encouraging behavior change away from single-use plastic and toward a healthy, thriving ocean.By Scott Amyx
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S2E47: Being a "witness" to climate change—w/ Dr. Evan Kuehn of North Park University
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What does it mean to be a witnessing professional in the climate crisis? What responsibility do scientists, doctors, journalists, lawyers, military officers and public health officials have to speak out and share their message of truth with the world? How does the religious concept of bearing witness translate to this secular context? And what can …
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Interview with Lisette Gavina Lopez Marketing Director at F. Gavina and Sons
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Lisette Gaviña Lopez is a 4th generation coffee roaster and a key member of the Gaviña coffee family and the Market Director at F. Gaviña & Sons.By Scott Amyx
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S2E46: Ecosystem restoration on a planetary scale—w/ John D. Liu, scientist & filmmaker
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How do you restore an entire ecosystem at scale? Eroded desertified landscapes: can they be healed? Journalist, filmmaker, and environmental educator John D. Liu is the Ecosystem Ambassador for the Commonland Foundation and Founder of the Ecosystem Restoration Camps Movement. He is best-known for his documentaries on the restoration of the Loess Pl…
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Interview with Dr. Asli Samanci CEO of BEE YOU
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BEE & YOU is a provider of natural bee products.By Scott Amyx
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S2E45: Synthetic biology & the holy grail of ag—w/ Mike Miille, CEO of Joyn Bio
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Much of agriculture depends upon synthetic fertilizer. But the production of that fertilizer is responsible for 3% of greenhouse gas emissions. That’s why innovators in the emerging field of synthetic biology are attempting to disrupt the status quo in agriculture and engineer new ways for growers to achieve the same yields with less fertilizer—and…
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Interview with Dr. Renee Lertzman, Founder of Project InsideOut
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Dr. Renee Lertzman is psychologist and the Founder of Project InsideOutBy Scott Amyx
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Interview with Wendy Gonzalez CEO of Samasource
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Samasource is a platform for training data for machine learning algorithms.By Scott Amyx
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S2E44: Can permaculture scale?—w/ Mark Shepard, author of Restoration Agriculture
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We have destroyed or severely disrupted many of the perennial ecosystems that were here in favor of annual crops. Crops that require the use of herbicide and mulch year after year until, eventually, the soil is depleted and we move on. So, how can we use the design principles of permaculture to restore the ecology of the planet, provide ourselves w…
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Interview with Alex Schulze CEO of 4ocean
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4ocean's mission to end the ocean plastic crisis.By Scott Amyx
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S2E43: Salmon, the Earth, & their common fate—w/ Mark Kurlansky, author
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There are only 1.5M Atlantic salmon left in the world. And despite putting an end to commercial fishing, their numbers continue to dwindle. As a keystone species, the implications of their loss go far beyond not being able to order salmon for dinner. So, why are Atlantic salmon disappearing at such an alarming rate? What does their loss mean for ot…
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Interview with Kyle Parsons CEO of Indosole
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Interview with Kyle Parsons, CEO of Indosole footwear.By Scott Amyx
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S2E42: The national security implications of climate change—w/ Dr. Rod Schoonover
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We have explored, at length, the basket of biophysical stressors climate change could produce. And we’ve looked at how floods, droughts, tropical cyclones, ocean acidification, coral degradation (and the list goes on and on) might impact our food security and lead to the displacement of a lot of people. But what does the climate crisis mean for nat…
