What If Seaweed Could Build Its Own Farm?

​Hi,

Techno economic modeling is how ideas are gathered and organized and how engineering is communicated so that everyone on a team gets to be on the same page.

​When it comes to climate change, we're all in this greenhouse together, and so we're all on the team that would benefit from being on the same page about how to restore our climate.

​This session is about durable carbon dioxide removal, and specifically about nonlinear CDR's technology for removing and durably storing carbon. So that everyone gets to be on the same page, we're doing this through the lens of our techno economic model. We're going to walk through the model, dissecting assumptions, unpacking formulas, and rethinking everything we understand, and taking on board every piece of feedback. And, in two weeks, once we've built all the feedback from this meeting into the next iteration of the model, we're do the same thing again, and we're going to keep doing this until we have a solution that is working in the world and is delivering durable carbon removal.

​And the neat thing, is that everyone on this call gets to be on the team that is restoring our climate.

For more context about what nonlinear CDR is doing, https://climatedrift.substack.com/p/what-if-seaweed-could-build-its-own