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Today I’m speaking with Olya Irzak. Olya runs Frost Methane, a company that develops technology to mitigate climate change. Together, her team invented a device to flare leaks to reduce methane emissions. As methane is responsible for 20% of global warming and is 28x more potent than CO2, Frost Methane aims to find and mitigate methane leaks in permafrost, coal mines, and other sources worldwide. Needless to say, her approach is an example of the action-prone, tech-driven innovation that environmental challenges require.
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