Inevitable & Obvious

What Carbon Removal Taught Me About Cooling

Ten years building carbon removal taught me an uncomfortable truth: we need cooling interventions to buy time for everything else to work.

Aug 28 • 

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July 2025

The Positive Case For Global Cooling That Few Seem Willing to Make

Excellent research on cooling interventions exists. What's missing? Organizations willing to say temperature stabilization will likely be necessary…

Jul 31 • 

Paul Gambill

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The Global Tipping Points Conference That Gave Geoengineering a Cool Reception

Two weeks ago, I spent four days at the Global Tipping Points conference in Exeter listening to scientists describe civilization-threatening…

Jul 14 • 

Paul Gambill

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June 2025

Climate Governance at Internet Speed

Why climate intervention governance needs parallel systems that move faster than traditional treaties.

Jun 5 • 

Paul Gambill

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May 2025

Who Pays to Cool the Planet?

Global cooling research lacks private funding while climate tipping points accelerate. Why we need distributed climate finance now.

May 29 • 

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?

May 14 • 

Paul Gambill

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Break Glass, Cool Planet

Why We Need to Buy Time Through Global Cooling

May 6 • 

Paul Gambill

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April 2025

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…

Apr 29 • 

Paul Gambill

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Embedding Carbon Removal Everywhere

13 Business Models for Scaling Atmospheric Impact

Apr 14 • 

Paul Gambill

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Making Carbon Removal Antifragile

A Category Creation Approach

Apr 10 • 

Paul Gambill

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March 2025

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.

Mar 17 • 

Paul Gambill

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We won't achieve gigatonne carbon removal

At least not by focusing on the wrong priorities

Mar 14 • 

Paul Gambill

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