Hi, I'm Olivia Rudgard, a reporter for Bloomberg Green. I'm currently working on a piece

about climate anxiety and I have a request for zero listeners. Climate change can cause stress, both

with people directly affected by it and for those concerned about its effects on others and

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survey. There's a link in the show notes. Thank you. Welcome to Zero. I'm Akshatrati. This

week, crawling carbon carefully.

This is a climate solutions podcast, and I've talked with experts about all kinds of weird and wonderful solutions.

Everything from stuff that got a start in a garage to things that make billions of dollars in profit every year.

Deploying these solutions means avoiding carbon pollution in the first place.

Deploying a solar panel means someone has to burn less coal. But there is a type of climate solution that directly manages those emissions.

It's called carbon capture and storage, or CCS.

As a commercial technology, it's been exploited for more than 50 years by the oil and

gas industry. Its use

for climate purposes is more recent and has often failed.

Some say carbon capture is an expensive and misguided distraction in the fight against climate

change. The fundamental problem of this industry, which is that it lacks revenue.

Carbon capture and storage is a priority for this administration.

Over the next two episodes, we will explore the different ways in which carbon pollution

can be managed using CCS technologies.

It's a crucial time to talk about carbon capture, because there's a resurgence in interest.

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