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”Bite-size Climate Tech" is your go-to source for easy-to-digest content on the latest and most cutting-edge climate technology and topics of the day. With around 5min per per episode, this podcast is for non-engineers and everyday people like myself, to peak into the incredible world of climate tech.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 17 days
Average audio length:
7 minutes
English
United States
124 episodes
since Oct. 18, 2023
episodic
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Why do we make nitrogen fertilizer, let some of its value end up in wastewater, spend effort removing it, and then manufacture more?
Margaret Lumley, Founder & CEO of Roca Water, joins Bite-Size Climate Tech to explain how battery-inspired electrodes can selectively recover ammonium from waste…
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What do bananas, shampoo bottles, clothes and aviation fuel have in common?
Ethylene.
It is one of industry’s most useful building-block molecules, and today it is largely made from fossil feedstocks.
In this episode of Bite-Size Climate Tech, I speak with Alex Ip, Co-founder & CEO of CERT Syst…
What if hempcrete could pour like pancake batter?
In this episode of Bite-Size Climate Tech, Lydia talks with Dr. Marc Maguire, Chief Scientific Officer at Bison Biocomposites, about Biofill, a flowable hemp-based insulation designed to make a traditionally labor-intensive material fit more easily …
What if the climate mission stays the same, but the technology gets a better suit?
In this episode, Lydia catches up with Joe Perryman from Brineworks to unpack how the company evolved from its earlier ocean-based concept into a land-based system built around a closed saltwater loop.
Brineworks now…
Most Bite-Size Climate Tech episodes start with one technology. This conversation became something much bigger.
Professor Vikram Yadav happened to be in London, the weather cooperated, and we recorded one of those rare in-person BSCT episodes.
We start with intelligent bioprocessing and a deceptive…
Cement’s hidden CO₂ problem begins inside the rock itself.
Much of cement’s emissions does not come only from the fuel burned in a kiln. The CO₂ is chemically locked inside limestone.
Dr. Erin R. Bobicki, co-founder and CEO of CURA, joins Lydia Chen to explain how the company aims to separate that …
Alex Ivanenko is back on Bite-Size Climate Tech.
He first joined the show in Season 2 to talk about HyWatts and hydrogen reversible fuel cells. This time, he returns with a new company, The Lithium Company, and a new idea: LIRA, the Lithium Inventory Refill Agent.
The simplest version?
A protein sh…
Algae already make oil. The hard part is getting them to share it.
In this episode of Bite-Size Climate Tech, Lydia speaks with Ian Hu, CTO and co-founder of Phycobloom, a synthetic biology company engineering microalgae to release oil while staying alive.
Ian explains why crude oil originally came…
At Innovation Zero, I spoke with Kaly from Arborea about BioSolar Leaf, a cultivation platform that uses carbon dioxide, sunlight, and microalgae to create food ingredients.What made this episode especially memorable for me is that Arborea’s story unexpectedly connected to one of my own London memo…
What happens to an EV battery after it stops powering a car?
In the opening episode of Bite-Size Climate Tech Season 5, Lydia speaks with Guillermo Garcia, President and CEO of Samsar Resources, about battery circularity, reuse, and the company’s NthLife™ approach.
Samsar designs, inspects, and r…
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