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From a Childhood Hunch to a Career in Carbon Removal
Alex Kim always knew he wanted to work in carbon removal. But knowing where you want to go and knowing how to get there are very different things. Now a Climate Analyst at Supercritical in London, he walks us through his CDR journey. The childhood realisation, the degree that didn't quite prepare him, and the months of relentless networking. Most people who find their way into carbon removal arrive via a winding road. A career pivot, an unexpected PhD, a growing frustration w

Helen Lundebye
May 285 min read


"You Don't Need to Have All the Answers Before You Start"
Aurélie Gonzalez spent a decade trying to decarbonise heavy industry from the inside. Then she quit, spent two years searching, and built a direct air capture company almost from scratch. This is what she learned, and what she wishes more people coming into CDR already knew. When Aurélie Gonzalez founded Yama , a French direct air capture company (DAC) working on an electrochemical approach to CO2 removal, she didn't arrive with a perfectly plotted career path. She arrived wi

Helen Lundebye
Apr 215 min read
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