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Daniel Egger from Switzerland joins host Tom Green to discuss Climeworks, which is a Direct Air Capture technology. Climeworks builds machines which capture carbon dioxide directly from the air.
Learn more at https://www.climeworks.com/
Learn more at https://www.climeworks.com/
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