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Who Pays to Cool the Planet?
Global cooling research lacks private funding while climate tipping points accelerate. Why we need distributed climate finance now.
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Paul Gambill
The Risk-Impact Paradox of Global Cooling
Global cooling poses unprecedented risks unlike carbon removal. Solutions that might save us could also threaten us—how do we navigate this paradox?
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Paul Gambill
Break Glass, Cool Planet
Why We Need to Buy Time Through Global Cooling
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Paul Gambill
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Unlock Gigatonne Carbon Removal—Strategic Advisory Now Open
Struggling to scale carbon removal? I'm launching advisory services to help companies break free from market barriers. Discover how your business can…
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Paul Gambill
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Embedding Carbon Removal Everywhere
13 Business Models for Scaling Atmospheric Impact
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Paul Gambill
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Making Carbon Removal Antifragile
A Category Creation Approach
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Paul Gambill
Carbon Removal's Wrong Turn
How specific market design choices created carbon removal's scaling crisis and what must change to achieve gigatonne-scale impact in climate markets.
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Paul Gambill
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Category creation strategies for planetary-scale interventions—helping founders and innovators redesign carbon removal markets and establish global cooling as a necessary new category.

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