This week's episode is all about biochar. What is biochar you ask? We'll let long-time listener and U.S. Biochar Initiative's John Webster tell you everything that you needed or ever wanted to know about biochar. And he'll share where it's most applicable today, what industries are utilizing it the most along with the many benefits of biochar.

A native of Utah, John is a tireless advocate for biochar, promoting it uses across the country for sustainable food security, improved soil fertility, environment, and climate resilience. Catch this episode of the EcoRight Speaks and any past episode from our previous five seasons!

Chris Neidl shares what The OpenAir Collective does and is all about. Don't miss this episode or any past episode at https://republicen.org/podcast!

The OpenAir Collective's Chris Neidl on the three prongs of strategizing to address climate change. Listen to past episodes at https://republicen.org/podcast.

The OpenAir Collective co-founder Chris Neidl explains carbon dioxide removal. Listen to the entire episode: https://republicen.org/podcast!

Have you ever wanted to know more about carbon dioxide removal? Well look or listen no further because this is your episode! Chris Neidl is the co-founder of The OpenAir Collective, a global volunteer network advancing carbon removal solutions through collaborative, open advocacy and R&D.

Chris touches on every aspect of carbon dioxide removal including the difference between carbon capture sequestration, how to "undue" past carbon emissions and more about his organization's 2023 OpenAir Carbon Removal Challenge for students. 

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Climate Leadership Council's Catrina Rorke details how climate and trade together are a perfect match. Listen to past or full episodes online at: https://republicen.org/podcast

Catrina Rorke shares how the European Union's carbon-border mechanism will impact the U.S. Listen to the entire episode: https://republicen.org/podcast

Climate Leadership Council's senior vice president Catrina Rorke explains what the "carbon loophole" is. Catch the entire interview with Catrina here: https://republicen.org/podcast

We welcome another repeat rockstar to the podcast this week and someone who is an instrumental force on EcoRight climate policy, Climate Leadership Council's senior Vice President Catrina Rorke.

Catrina began as a presidential management fellow with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association and then joined our republicEn executive director Bob Inglis' Fourth Congressional District Office as a legislative assistant. She helped craft the first Republican-sponsored carbon tax bill and joins host Chelsea Henderson this week. She talks about a carbon-border adjustment mechanism and how the European Union's will impact the U.S., the CLC's most recent study of carbon emissions, the "carbon loophole" and more!

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Alex Flint, executive director at the Alliance for Market Solutions, explains why and how he thinks economics and science will win out over politics within the GOP on climate change. Catch the entire interview with Alex here: https://republicen.org/podcast