2 chapters across the catalog
The IPCC report suggests that carbon removal technology is unavoidable to meet climate goals. The hosts argue that planting trees is the most natural solution, while the report estimates a cost of 2.5% of global GDP over 20 years to implement necessary changes.
Geoengineering Governance, Solar Radiation Management, Congressional Report
A Congressional Research Service report titled "Geoengineering Governance and Technology Policy" discusses Solar Radiation Management (SRM) and Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR). The report and the latest IPCC assessment suggest that these technologies could offset global temperature rises. The hosts interpret the language of the report as an admission that large-scale climate modification, often referred to as chemtrailing, is already occurring.
