In this episode of The Biochar Show, host Megan K. Lees engages with Harper Moss and Gregory Ray, co-founders of Carbon Zero, to discuss their innovative approach to biochar and its potential impact on sustainable farming and climate action. The conversation covers the origins of their mission, the science behind biochar, the challenges of educating farmers, and the technological advancements being made to scale biochar production. They also address market challenges, funding strategies, and the importance of partnerships in driving their vision forward. The episode concludes with actionable steps for listeners to contribute to carbon reduction and regenerative practices.

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Driven by a passion for planetary impact, 15-year-old Harper Moss envisioned CarbonZero.eco. Her exploration of carbon capture led her to biochar, recognizing its immediate potential to significantly reduce global carbon output and revitalize farmlands, a practice she's determined to introduce to Californian farmers and beyond for a more sustainable future.

With two decades of experience building tech businesses, Gregory Ray co-founded OEM.com in 2007 and Seek Mobile Interactive in 2008, whose 3D engine powered the top-grossing iPhone game Riddim Ribbon. He later co-founded Ever Adventure Ltd., a social-gaming company in the European real-money market that reached over $20 million in annual revenue. Gregory offers extensive technical and management expertise.

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In this episode of The Biochar Show, host Meghan K. Lees interviews Annie Nichols, the General Manager of Biochar at Mangrove Systems. They discuss Nichols' journey into the biochar industry, the challenges of managing large-scale carbon sequestration, and the trends among biochar producers. The conversation also covers the verification process for carbon removal, the role of biochar in regenerative agriculture, and its potential in wildfire management. Nichols emphasizes the importance of integrating technology in carbon removal and advocates for more women in the biochar industry. The episode concludes with a discussion on global leaders in biochar and the myths surrounding its impact.

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Annie Nichols is a seasoned sustainability professional with a breadth of expertise in greenhouse gas accounting, sustainable food systems, and program management. She holds an MS in Sustainability Management from Columbia University and serves as General Manager of Biochar at Mangrove Systems. She became immersed in biochar carbon removal during her time with Carbonfuture where she worked with over 40 biochar producers across North and South America to navigate the carbon removal certification process and market. She is particularly interested in the intersection between regenerative agriculture, wildfire mitigation, and carbon removal, and is enthusiastic to invite more women into the biochar industry to drive innovation and incorporate new perspectives.

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In this episode of The Biochar Show, Meghan K. Lees interviews Suzanne Allaire, CEO and founder of GECA Environnement, a leader in carbon management and pyrolysis-based solutions. Suzanne shares her journey from a childhood experience with pollution to becoming a pioneer in waste transformation. The conversation explores the importance of changing mindsets about waste, the power of pyrolysis technology, and the need for education in the industry. Suzanne emphasizes the potential for economic and social value in sustainable waste management and the shift from reduction to regeneration in environmental practices. Listeners are encouraged to take action in their communities to support carbon-smart solutions.

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Suzanne E. Allaire is the visionary CEO of GECA Environnement, a globally recognized firm specializing in transforming residual waste into valuable green products through thermal processes like pyrolysis. With a strong background in environmental R&D and in academia, Suzanne founded GECA to accelerate tangible solutions for waste valorization and carbon sequestration, particularly focusing on biochar. Under her leadership, GECA provides expertise in project development, carbon credit strategies, and process optimization, helping clients worldwide improve profitability while significantly reducing their environmental impact. An award-winning businesswoman, she is dedicated to cleaning the planet and advancing the circular economy.

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