Carbon Removal, Done Right: Equity, Community, and Accountability with Ugbaad Kosar of Carbon180
Cutting emissions is the first job, but scientists say we also need to remove carbon that is already in the air, and how we do it will decide whether people trust it. Ugbaad Kosar brings a human-rights lens to the question, shaped by the 2011 drought and famine that reached her family in Somalia. In this conversation…
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