# Anita Krajnc
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The anita krajnc case refers to the case of Toronto resident anita krajnc who was charged with criminal mischief for giving water to pigs in a slaughter truck on the way to Fearman's Pork Inc. slaughterhouse, located in Burlington, Greater Toronto Area. This incident occurred on June 22, 2015, and Krajnc was found not guilty on May 4, 2017.
Solar, Batteries and EVs Are Turning Delay Into an Investment Risk
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Solar, batteries and EVs are moving fast enough to change the risk calculus for energy investment. The bigger mistake may now be assuming today’s system, and its customers, will still be there tomorrow.
I speak with Professor Ray Wills, Managing Director of Future …
Generation Is Not Delivery: The Grid Problem Behind Decarbonisation
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Building more renewable generation is not enough if the grid cannot carry the electricity to where it is needed. Curtailment, connection queues and delayed infrastructure are turning grid capacity into a climate and competitiveness constraint.
My guest today is Nik…
Carbon Removal’s Real Bottleneck Isn’t Technology. It’s Demand.
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Carbon removal is often framed as a technology problem. But what if the harder constraint is demand, and what if waiting decades to remove a tonne of CO₂ carries a climate cost of its own?
My guest is Barclay Rogers, founder and CEO of Graphyte, a durable carbon re…
The 15-Litre Engine Opens Heavy-Duty Trucking to RNG—Economics Decide What Scales
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For years, renewable natural gas had a basic problem in heavy-duty trucking: it lacked a 15-litre engine capable of doing the work fleets expect from diesel. That barrier is disappearing. The harder question now is whether the economics and infrastructure stack up.…
The Fork in the Road: The Future of Animal Protection.
In this episode, I’m joined by Anita Krajnc. Anita is the co-founder of the Plant Based Treaty and the founder and executive director of The Save Movement. She is currently leading the “Beyond Cage-Free” initiative, an open letter that, and I quote, is “calling on Effective Altruists to pivot their…
Enhanced Rock Weathering’s Scaling Bottleneck Is Proof, Not Rock
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Enhanced rock weathering looks deceptively simple: crush suitable rock, spread it on farmland and let chemistry remove CO₂. The harder question is whether you can prove that removal reliably enough to make the economics work.
I speak with Chris Zair, Director of Pa…
AI’s Power Boom Could Pull Factory-Built Nuclear Down the Cost Curve
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AI data centres are creating an extraordinary new demand for electricity. The harder question is whether clean, firm power can be built quickly enough to meet it, without falling back on gas.
My guest in this episode is Matt Loszak, co-founder and CEO of Aalo Atomi…
The Lithium Isotope Bottleneck Between Nuclear Breakthroughs and Power Plants
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Advanced nuclear could have a lithium isotope problem long before it has a commercial power plant. Promising reactor designs need specialist materials that are barely produced at industrial scale.
John Elling, CEO of Molten Salt Solutions, joins me to explain why i…
The Island Power Trap: Expensive Diesel and the Renewable Finance Gap
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Caribbean islands pay a steep price for electricity generated from imported diesel. Solar and storage offer an alternative, but cheaper technology alone won't overcome the financing barriers keeping projects and households out.
I speak with David Gumbs, Director of…
Grid Congestion Is Holding Back Business. Virtual Power Plants Could Help
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Grid congestion is no longer just a utility headache. In places such as the Netherlands, it can obstruct business expansion just as AI data centres add pressure to electricity networks.
I speak with Marco Krapels, Senior Vice President and CMO at Enphase Energy, ab…
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