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The Dirt Doctor Radio Show
Episode 664: March 9, 2025 ~ Hour 1

The Dirt Doctor Radio Show

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 10, 2025 53:55


For more helpful information, advice, and recommendations, go to www.dirtdoctor.com.

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It's Your Water
Is Greensand Green?

It's Your Water

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 10, 2024 28:53


Inversand, the manufacturer of GreenSandPlus turns 100 years old in 1925. Learn a little bit about its history and how GreenSandPlus works. Show Notes Inversand GreenSandPlus  Transcript GreensandPlus

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Overvloed - de podcast
Overvloed afl. 41: Eddy Wijnker

Overvloed - de podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 9, 2024 24:59


Eddy Wijnker is directeur van Greensand, een bedrijf dat zich inzet voor het gebruik van olivijn. Olivijn is een gesteente dat na aanraking met water CO2 uit de lucht kan halen en daarmee een bijdrage kan leveren aan CO2-mitigatie. Eddy legt in deze podcast uit hoe dat werkt 

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Choses à Savoir TECH VERTE
Qu'est-ce que le « cimetière de CO2 » de la mer du Nord ?

Choses à Savoir TECH VERTE

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 16, 2023 2:22


Le Danemark a inauguré un site de stockage de dioxyde de carbone à Esbjerg, dans le sud-ouest du pays. Ce projet, appelé "Greensand", permettra de stocker le CO2 sous la mer du Nord, via un ancien gisement de pétrole. Le captage et la séquestration du carbone ou CSC pour l'acronyme, est une technique permettant de capter le CO2, puis de l'enfouir je cite « dans une formation géologique pour éviter qu'il ne soit présent dans l'atmosphère » fin de citation.Depuis environ 20 ans, la technologie de stockage de CO2 connaît une accélération importante en réponse au réchauffement de la planète. Ainsi, le Danemark inaugure le premier "cimetière de CO2" au monde, appelé "Greensand". Bien que le CCS soit encore balbutiant et très coûteux, le Giec le considère comme un outil essentiel pour freiner le réchauffement climatique, et la Commission européenne a annoncé en décembre dernier son intention de déployer cette technique partout où ce sera possible.Dans le détail, le CO2 provient d'une usine du géant de la chimie Ineos, située en Belgique. Dans un premier temps, le CO2 est liquéfié et acheminé par la mer vers la plateforme Nini West, située en mer du Nord. Le dioxyde de carbone est ensuite stocké de manière permanente à 1 800 mètres de profondeur sous la mer du Nord, dans un réservoir de grès. Les acteurs du projet prévoient de stocker 1,5 million de tonnes de CO2 par an, et l'objectif est d'atteindre un stockage de 8 millions de tonnes de CO2 par an en 2030, soit environ 13% des émissions de CO2 annuelles du Danemark.Le stockage de CO2 permet d'emprisonner le carbone directement capté depuis les usines très émettrices telles que les cimenteries ou les centrales à charbon. Si plus de 200 projets sont aujourd'hui opérationnels ou en développement à travers le monde, Greensand se distingue en séquestrant le carbone d'autres pays. Et clairement, le Danemark dispose d'un endroit idéal pour le stockage de CO2 grâce aux gazoducs et aux réservoirs géologiques vides après des décennies d'exploitation du pétrole et du gaz. Cependant, les quantités stockées sont encore très faibles par rapport aux émissions annuelles. L'impact sur les émissions de gaz à effet de serre devrait donc rester limité, même si le marché du CSC devrait quadrupler d'ici 2025 pour atteindre 50 milliards de dollars et que la filière devrait être en mesure de séquestrer 150 millions de tonnes par an en 2024 dans le monde, contre 40 millions l'an dernier 2022. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Choses à Savoir TECH VERTE
Qu'est-ce que le « cimetière de CO2 » de la mer du Nord ?

Choses à Savoir TECH VERTE

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 16, 2023 2:52


Le Danemark a inauguré un site de stockage de dioxyde de carbone à Esbjerg, dans le sud-ouest du pays. Ce projet, appelé "Greensand", permettra de stocker le CO2 sous la mer du Nord, via un ancien gisement de pétrole. Le captage et la séquestration du carbone ou CSC pour l'acronyme, est une technique permettant de capter le CO2, puis de l'enfouir je cite « dans une formation géologique pour éviter qu'il ne soit présent dans l'atmosphère » fin de citation. Depuis environ 20 ans, la technologie de stockage de CO2 connaît une accélération importante en réponse au réchauffement de la planète. Ainsi, le Danemark inaugure le premier "cimetière de CO2" au monde, appelé "Greensand". Bien que le CCS soit encore balbutiant et très coûteux, le Giec le considère comme un outil essentiel pour freiner le réchauffement climatique, et la Commission européenne a annoncé en décembre dernier son intention de déployer cette technique partout où ce sera possible. Dans le détail, le CO2 provient d'une usine du géant de la chimie Ineos, située en Belgique. Dans un premier temps, le CO2 est liquéfié et acheminé par la mer vers la plateforme Nini West, située en mer du Nord. Le dioxyde de carbone est ensuite stocké de manière permanente à 1 800 mètres de profondeur sous la mer du Nord, dans un réservoir de grès. Les acteurs du projet prévoient de stocker 1,5 million de tonnes de CO2 par an, et l'objectif est d'atteindre un stockage de 8 millions de tonnes de CO2 par an en 2030, soit environ 13% des émissions de CO2 annuelles du Danemark. Le stockage de CO2 permet d'emprisonner le carbone directement capté depuis les usines très émettrices telles que les cimenteries ou les centrales à charbon. Si plus de 200 projets sont aujourd'hui opérationnels ou en développement à travers le monde, Greensand se distingue en séquestrant le carbone d'autres pays. Et clairement, le Danemark dispose d'un endroit idéal pour le stockage de CO2 grâce aux gazoducs et aux réservoirs géologiques vides après des décennies d'exploitation du pétrole et du gaz. Cependant, les quantités stockées sont encore très faibles par rapport aux émissions annuelles. L'impact sur les émissions de gaz à effet de serre devrait donc rester limité, même si le marché du CSC devrait quadrupler d'ici 2025 pour atteindre 50 milliards de dollars et que la filière devrait être en mesure de séquestrer 150 millions de tonnes par an en 2024 dans le monde, contre 40 millions l'an dernier 2022. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Reporterne
Minister skamroser klimaprojekt: Eksperter maner til ro

Reporterne

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 13, 2023 23:57


Det er afgørende for at nå Danmarks klimamål og et “grønt erhvervseventyr”. Sådan siger klimaminister Lars Aagaard fra Moderaterne om Greensand-projektet, der i samarbejde med udenlandske oliefirmaer skal indfange og lagre CO2.Men selvom CO2-lagring er en spændende mulighed, så er det stadig så uprøvet, at det ikke burde tælle med i Danmarks klimamål, lyder det fra professor i energiplanlægning Brian Vad Mathiesen.Han bakkes op af professor i klimafysik Jens Hesselbjerg Christensen, der i øvrigt mener, at det ret beset kan betegnes som greenwashing.Gæster:Brian Vad Mathiesen, professor i energiplanlægning, Aalborg UniversitetJens Hesselbjerg Christensen, professor i klimafysik, Niels Bohr Instituttet, Københavns Universitet.Vært:August StenbroenTilrettelæggere:Niels Frederik RickersToke Twisttmann GrippingRedaktør:Mille Ørsted

Lexman Artificial
Simon Sinek on the Relation Between Bibliomania and Positive Psychological Effects of Nature

Lexman Artificial

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 11, 2023 4:18


Lexman, the artificial intelligence and host of the Lexman Artificial Podcast, discusses the correlation between bibliomania and positive psychological effects of nature.

The Dirt Doctor Radio Show
Episode 313: December 18, 2022 ~ Hour 1

The Dirt Doctor Radio Show

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 19, 2022 53:55


For more helpful information, advice, and recommendations, go to www.dirtdoctor.com.

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Fantastic Noise
Making On Track In Greensand Country

Fantastic Noise

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 28, 2022 24:36


In this episode we take a closer look at the making of 'On Track In Greensand Country', an 'audio journey' created by Terry & Dr Lawrie Hallett in April 2021 for the Greensand Country Festival 2021 & shortlisted in the Community Radio Awards 2021. Links: https://anchor.fm/greensandcountry - listen to the finished audio here. https://www.mixcloud.com/futureradio/wherrymans-way-1-norwich-to-whitlingham/ - listen to 'The Wherryman's Way' here. https://primroseterryshed.podbean.com/ - listen to 'Primrose and Terry: In The Shed' here. With thanks to Sally Christopher, Dr. Lawrie Hallett & Nell Seal for their contributions to this podcast. Fantastic Noise is a podcast about audio production. Recorded in the Radio LaB 97.1FM studios at the University of Bedfordshire. Produced and presented by Terry Lee. You can follow Fantastic Noise on facebook.com/afantasticnoise, instagram.com/afantasticnoise & twitter.com/afantasticnoise or email us fantasticnoise@beds.ac.uk. Let us know what you think. Our art work was produced by Stoo Elvin (facebook.com/iamstooelvin/), and our theme music is by Liam Ayton, remixed by Daniel Potter.

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Carbon Removal Newsroom
Energy Sector Innovation Credit Act & Chevron's troubled carbon capture & storage scheme

Carbon Removal Newsroom

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 30, 2021 28:28


Guest panelist Peter Minor, Director of Science and Innovation at Carbon180, joins us in this episode of Carbon Removal Newsroom to weigh in on the Energy Sector Innovation Credit Act (ESIC), and panelist Dr. Holly Jean Buck of the University at Buffalo returns to discuss the latest carbon removal news with host Radhika Moolgavkar of Nori. Plus, stay calm during the unexpected tornado warning on Holly's side near the end of the episode— a coincidental and eerie emphasis of what the daily workday might look like in the era of climate change… (Holly is safe, not to worry!) Also covered in this episode: CarbonCure, a company that is reducing emissions in concrete manufacturing, announced it was carbon neutral in 2020 through carbon removal purchases from Running Tide, greenSand, Charm industrials, and Husk (P.S: To learn more about CarbonCure, check out an episode of Reversing Climate Change we did with Rob Niven of CarbonCure!). Black & Veatch, a global engineering company, was awarded $2.5 million in federal funding to advance direct air capture technology. The U.S. Department of Energy announced intent to fund direct air capture front-end engineering design (FEED) studies, showing the Biden administration's commitment to carbon removal. Chevron failed to hit the target with their troubled carbon capture and storage (CCS) scheme at their Gorgon liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project in Australia. The Energy Sector Innovation Credit (ESIC) Act of 2021 was introduced by Senate and House leadership on both sides of the aisle. This bill aims to create investment and production tax credits for technologies across the clean energy portfolio, including direct air capture. Listen until the end to hear the panelists describe their favorite type of carbon removal! Thanks for listening, and we'll see you next time! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carbonremovalnewsroom/support

Truffles and Vines
An interview with Will from Greensand Ridge Distillery in Kent

Truffles and Vines

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 14, 2019 29:55


Episode 1 - I chat will Will from Greensand Ridge Distillery in Kent. Will not only makes gin but also rum which makes for a fascinating discussion. You can view the bonus film at ‪https://youtu.be/e5OJT20X-WI‬. #food #interview #gin

Invisible Folk Club Podcasts
Geraldine Pearson-Green at the Invisible Folk Club - Part 2

Invisible Folk Club Podcasts

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 14, 2018 47:34


Geraldine Pearson-Green writes and performs songs about her native Bedfordshire. Accompanying herself on guitar she sings of the wisdom and good works of John Bunyan, the Cardington airships (especially the ill-fated R101), Stewartby brickworks, Luton hats, Bedfordshire lace, and even Brussel sprouts! Geraldine's compositions are well constructed and researched. They are not just restricted to local history, the session also includes heartfelt songs touching on many of our hopes and fears. If you want more information about Geraldine and her music please leave a message via the Contact page on the Invisible Folk Club website. 

Invisible Folk Club Podcasts
Geraldine Pearson-Green at the Invisible Folk Club - Part 3

Invisible Folk Club Podcasts

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 14, 2018 34:59


Geraldine Pearson-Green writes and performs songs about her native Bedfordshire. Accompanying herself on guitar she sings of the wisdom and good works of John Bunyan, the Cardington airships (especially the ill-fated R101), Stewartby brickworks, Luton hats, Bedfordshire lace, and even Brussel sprouts! Geraldine's compositions are well constructed and researched. They are not just restricted to local history, the session also includes heartfelt songs touching on many of our hopes and fears. If you want more information about Geraldine and her music please leave a message via the Contact page on the Invisible Folk Club website. 

Invisible Folk Club Podcasts
Geraldine Pearson-Green at the Invisible Folk Club - Part 1

Invisible Folk Club Podcasts

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 14, 2018 50:57


Geraldine Pearson-Green writes and performs songs about her native Bedfordshire. Accompanying herself on guitar she sings of the wisdom and good works of John Bunyan, the Cardington airships (especially the ill-fated R101), Stewartby brickworks, Luton hats, Bedfordshire lace, and even Brussel sprouts! Geraldine's compositions are well constructed and researched. They are not just restricted to local history, the session also includes heartfelt songs touching on many of our hopes and fears. If you want more information about Geraldine and her music please leave a message via the Contact page on the Invisible Folk Club website. 

People Power Podcast - Over de kracht van mensen in organisaties
#183 Klimaatverandering Ondernemers Lossen Het Op

People Power Podcast - Over de kracht van mensen in organisaties

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 9, 2018 51:29


In Leading People Power met Harry Starren gaan we in gesprek met mensen die koers bepalen. Vandaag doen we het alleen zonder Harry Starren, Glenn van der Burg vervangt hem. We spreken met hen over de volgende vragen: Wat staat ons te wachten? Is er al iets aan het gebeuren? Wat drijft hen? Waarom doen ze wat ze doen? Valt er nou wat van hen te leren? Het is een zoektocht naar mensen die voorop lopen. Vandaag is Sven Jense, oprichter van Climate Cleanup te gast. We spreken met hem over zijn uitdagende missie: klimaatverandering oplossen. Ook Eddy Wijnker van Greensand is te gast.

Doing Good Through Food
Distilling amazing spirits sustainably, while reducing food waste - with Will Edge of Greensand Ridge Distillery

Doing Good Through Food

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 18, 2018 61:40


Will is the founder of Greensand Ridge Distillery - a distillery with a mission.He asked, how do you take an energy intensive process like distilling and not only reduce its environmental footprint, but have it make a positive contribution to sustainability? His answer involved use of advanced technology and 100% renewable energy, but also working with local farmers to reduce food waste at the farm gate by fermenting and distilling quality produce that supermarkets won't take.This conversation covers quite a bit of ground including how such a resouce-intesive process as distilling can be made more sustainable, how Will diverts food suplus from the farm gate to use in his spirits and why the waste is there in the first place. We also talk about Will's journey out of the city and into craft distilling, and why getting past the idea of a traditional retirement was important to make that happen.The episode has loads of interesting information for anyone interested in sustainable businesses, unusual ways of addressing food waste, or even in starting up a business of their own.The distillery has a great website and a fantastic instagram page too, both of which I encourage you to have a look at.

Doing Good Through Food
Distilling amazing spirits sustainably, while reducing food waste - with Will Edge of Greensand Ridge Distillery

Doing Good Through Food

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 18, 2018 61:40


Will is the founder of Greensand Ridge Distillery - a distillery with a mission.He asked, how do you take an energy intensive process like distilling and not only reduce its environmental footprint, but have it make a positive contribution to sustainability? His answer involved use of advanced technology and 100% renewable energy, but also working with local farmers to reduce food waste at the farm gate by fermenting and distilling quality produce that supermarkets won't take.This conversation covers quite a bit of ground including how such a resouce-intesive process as distilling can be made more sustainable, how Will diverts food suplus from the farm gate to use in his spirits and why the waste is there in the first place. We also talk about Will's journey out of the city and into craft distilling, and why getting past the idea of a traditional retirement was important to make that happen.The episode has loads of interesting information for anyone interested in sustainable businesses, unusual ways of addressing food waste, or even in starting up a business of their own.The distillery has a great website and a fantastic instagram page too, both of which I encourage you to have a look at:www.greensanddistillery.comhttps://www.instagram.com/greensand_ridge/

Marathon Talk
Episode 251 - Steve Peters

Marathon Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 29, 2014 89:04


Tony takes over from Martin while the big fella's looking buff on a beach somewhere, Julia Bleasdale chicks every male in Greensand marathoner history, Emma Stepto smashes her marathon PB in Frankfurt, Gemma Steel smashes her PB in Portsmouth, plus Tom speaks to World renowned sports psychiatrist, Steve Peters. And there is no podium, or Rate Your Run and a limited Launch Pad.