Joining us for today's episode is Grant Canary, CEO and Founder of forest restoration company Mast Reforestation. Grant talks in depth about the all-around benefits of biomass burial as an effective, scalable and inexpensive carbon removal solution.

For this episode, we're joined by Victoria Harvey, CDR Strategy Lead at ClimeFi, one of the world's leading global portfolio manager for permanent carbon removal (CDR) assets. Victoria touches on the company's approach to transparency and risk management, and walks us through how their novel Analyst Rating can help make the VCM more accessible to buyers.

Our guest for this episode is Barclay Rogers, CEO and Founder of carbon removal company Graphyte. Graphyte specializes in a process known as carbon casting, which does away with biomass waste, while also removing CO2 from the atmosphere. Barclay talks about the technology's potential to scale, and dives into matters like the future of carbon markets and the 45Q tax credit.

For this episode, Terraformation CSO Jonathan Kim shares how the company is revolutionizing the forestry carbon project space via technology. The company's new Terraware platform is helping foresters get a more comprehensive view of their projects, pinpoint weaknesses and consistently improve results.

Joining us for this episode is Eyal Harel, CEO and co-founder of BlueGreen Water Technologies - a company that is tackling the issue of water safety, while also removing CO2 from the atmosphere. Eyal shares the details of BlueGreen Water's technology, which causes harmful algal blooms to commit 'collective suicide', resulting in clean fresh water, which leads to a range of environmental benefits.

In this episode, Garrett Boudinot, Founder and CEO of carbon removal company Vycarb, talks about the importance of accurately measuring CO2. Garrett set out to tackle the issue of most CDR solutions being based on assumption and has presented the world with a means of precisely calculating the amount of CO2 removed from the atmosphere via Vycarb's unique water-based approach.

Our guest for this episode is Alex Saer, CEO of certified carbon standard Cercarbono. Alex shares his experience working in sustainability, both in the private and public sectors, including in the Colombian Ministry of Environment and as a key developer of the Colombian National Circular Economy Strategy. Alex also discusses his vision for Cercarbono, the VCM 2.0 and what importance of transparency and integrity in the carbon market.

For this episode, we interview Lisett Luik, co-founder and COO of Arbocnics - a tech-based carbon and ecosystem platform for nature-based carbon removal solutions, specifically focused on forests. Lisett shares the specifics of European carbon projects and shares her concerns of how insufficient investment may lead to a shortage of high-quality carbon credits in the future.