• CDR with a Side of Adaptation w/ XPRIZE Finalist Vesta

  • Sep 18 2024
  • Length: 16 mins
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CDR with a Side of Adaptation w/ XPRIZE Finalist Vesta

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  • This week host Susan Su takes you behind the scenes at the 2024 Carbon Removal Capital Summit, offering exclusive insights from the forefront of CDR innovation.


    Experience the energy of the event as Susan interviews a broad lineup of industry pioneers from the most exciting carbon removal companies—live, on the conference floor.


    Learn how these innovators are advancing CDR technologies from pilot projects to full-scale implementation, and discover the bold strategies they’re using to secure funding and scale their breakthrough solutions in the fight against climate change.


    On this episode Susan and talks with Tom Green, CEO of Vesta, which enhances beaches with olivine, a mineral that removes CO2 from the atmosphere through chemical weathering


    00:49 Tom Green, CEO of Vesta

    02:36 Vesta's Recent Projects and Achievements

    04:10 Solutions in Coastal Protection

    06:38 Measurement, Reporting, and Verification (MRV)

    11:12 Regulatory and Future Pathways for Marine CDR

    14:16 Closing Thoughts and Future Outlook


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