Peter Kelemen's guest appearances

Peter Kelemen

How Do We Fix It?

Arta de a fi barman

Elon Musk

Donald Trump

Sallie Krawcheck

Jennifer McCrea

Laura Vanderkam

Joan Blades

John Gable

Jon Mooallem

David Brooks

Adam Levin

Jonathan Haidt

Robby Soave

Beverly Harzog

Farai Chideya

Neil deGrasse Tyson

OwlTail

În episodul acesta, l-am avut ca şi invitat pe Peter Kelemen, proprietarul „Wayout România”, importatorul oficial din România pentru branduri precum Tatratea, Novo Fogo, Angostura, etc. https://wayout.ro/ https://drinkbox.ro/

În episodul acesta, l-am avut ca şi invitat pe Peter Kelemen, proprietarul „Wayout România”, importatorul oficial din România pentru branduri precum Tatratea, Novo Fogo, Angostura, etc. <a href="https://wayout.ro/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://wayout.ro/</a> <a href="https://drinkbox.ro/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://drinkbox.ro/</a>

Podcast „Arta de a fi barman” – Episodul 11 – „Way out drinking” cu Peter Kelemen

The demand for energy around the world continues to grow each year.  And so does the amount of carbon dioxide that's pumped into the earth's atmosphere. What happens if the world fails to bring down CO2 emissions in the coming decades?  What if all the treaties and negotiations over climate change don't succeed in reducing the threat of global warming?Our guest is Peter Kelemen, Chair of Columbia University's Earth and Environmental Sciences Department and Arthur B. Storke Professor of Geochemistry. Last year, Peter was inducted into the National Academy of Sciences. His research on carbon capture and storage may offer one exciting solution to a global crisis.  Our show looks at a tool that could fight climate change by taking carbon dioxide and literally locking it up in the earth's crust, right under our feet.  Geology research could be used to find new ways to suck up carbon and keep it out of the atmosphere, harnessing a natural process and using some of the fracking techniques now common in oil and gas drilling.  We look at the costs as well as the potential offered by this form of breakthrough scientific research. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The demand for energy around the world continues to grow each year. And so does the amount of carbon dioxide that's pumped into the earth's atmosphere. What happens if the world fails to bring down CO2 emissions in the coming decades? What if all the treaties and negotiations over climate change don't succeed in reducing the threat of global warming?Our guest is Peter Kelemen, Chair of Columbia University's Earth and Environmental Sciences Department and Arthur B. Storke Professor of Geochemistry. Last year, Peter was inducted into the National Academy of Sciences. His research on carbon capture and storage may offer one exciting solution to a global crisis. Our show looks at a tool that could fight climate change by taking carbon dioxide and literally locking it up in the earth's crust, right under our feet. Geology research could be used to find new ways to suck up carbon and keep it out of the atmosphere, harnessing a natural process and using some of the fracking techniques now common in oil and gas drilling. We look at the costs as well as the potential offered by this form of breakthrough scientific research. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

#25 Climate Change: Turning CO2 Into Rock: Peter Kelemen: How Do We Fix It