Episodes
The Climate Restorers is four hour-long films, which can be seen as parts, or episodes.
Part 1 - a rich overview of what climate restoration is, how it is being developed around the world, and the most serious issue for focus: methane, the most potent greenhouse gas.
Part 2 - carbon-negative buildings and settlements, through artificial limestone and organic plant- and algae-based technologies.
Part 3 - 'blue carbon' and the ocean solutions of seaweed permaculture and management, ocean sequestration and coastal livelihoods.
Part 4 - Bringing biochar, soil management and regenerative farming into focus with vast-scale ecosystem restoration and the changes we need to make in society - to avert our trajectory of a risky, unstable future.
Part 1- The only way to predict the future is to create it
- the why, and 'the sprint,' for methane and other super-pollutants
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Climate restoration: the why (we don't have a choice)
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Why emission reductions aren't enough
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The last million years: how nature balanced CO2 and nature
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Methane hotspots: thawing permafrost, and other stories
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Four viable paths to climate restoration
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Imagining the future
Part 2 - Carbon removal and the built environment
- nature’s carbon warehouse, and carbon-negative and neutral settlements
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Limestone is nature’s carbon warehouse
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Carbon-negative buildings: artificial limestone manufacturing
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How to scale and commercialize
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Imagining the future
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Constructing a new human world
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Joining regenerative activities
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Accelerating and upscaling restoration: climate and ecosystems
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Carbon credits - greenwashing or positive action?
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Ocean systems and how they became depleted
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Natural methods of sequestration through seaweed
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Climate restoration via kelp cultivation
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Climate restoration through sargassum
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How nature fertilizes oceans – Sahara sands and whales
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The key players on current research
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Restoring fertile oceans
Part 3 - Blue carbon on a blue planet
- ocean permaculture and food webs
Part 4 - This changes everything
- ecosystem restoration, biochar, social change: everything, everywhere, all at once
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Biochar, regenerative farming, soil management and ecosystem restoration
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It was never just about the science, but also about mindsets
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Restoring the climate and planet: the 'restoration civilization'
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It's one thing to return the climate to how it was 200+ years ago…
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Learning from ancient cultures, avoiding repeating our mistakes
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Understanding the realities of 'overshoot’
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Imagining a very different future