with the parent companies of google and facebook, shopify and mckinsey, and together they promised to buy almost a billion dollars in carbon removal from companies like charm over the next seven years. so that is the bio oil. that s right right now . stripe pace charm 600 bucks for every ton of godzilla. they locked back underground, and both companies hope that price comes down as he scales up. and they re also rooting for peter s competitors like eb carbon set up next door to tesla s very first garage. the input to the system is saltwater formed by alumni of google s moonshot team . they hope their breakthrough and electro chemistry will turn gigatons of godzilla into bicarbonate for 10,000 years. that s basically the natural way the earth regulates coatue, but it takes millions of years. and so we re speeding that up, and then there s capturing your
with anderson cooper bill were meets that climate experts racing against time to build innovative solutions to protect the planet from the looming effects of the climate crisis. the plan is called marine biomass regeneration. and starts by spraying the deep oceans with gigatons of artificial whale poop. now the question is, where does the fishies the artificial features come from? right that s one of many questions i have. but let s start with that one. he explains that when people drove baleen whales to near extinction, we lost the oceans biggest fertilizer pumps. one pod can gobble up nutrients from the deep and poop them across hundreds of square miles of ocean surface supercharging the bottom of the food chain. within 3 to 4 days in that area, you might have the whole area covered with fighter plankton.
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biomass regeneration. and it starts by spraying the deep oceans with gigatons of artificial whale poop. now the question is, where does the fishies the artificial features come from? right that s one of many questions i have, but let s start with that one. he explains that when people drove baleen whales to near extinction, we lost the oceans biggest fertilizer pumps. one pod can gobble up nutrients from the deep and poop them across hundreds of square miles of ocean surface supercharging the bottom of the food chain. within 3 to 4 days in that area, you might have the whole area covered with fighter plankton. and then within five days of that, that whole area becomes full of fish. and since the biggest can wait 28 tons when they die, they take massive amounts of carbon godzilla to
regeneration. it starts by spraying the deep oceans with gigatons of artificial whale poop. now the question is, where does the fishies the artificial features come from? right that s one of many questions i have. but let s start with that one. explains that when people drove baleen whales to near extinction , we lost the oceans biggest fertilizer pumps. one pod can gobble up nutrients from the deep and poop them across hundreds of square miles of ocean surface, supercharging the bottom of the food chain. within 3 to 4 days in that area, you might have the whole area covered with fighter plankton. and then within five days of that, that whole area becomes full of fish. and since the biggest can wait 28 tons when they die, they take massive amounts of carbon godzilla to