Oct 5, 2026 · 9 min · 6 segments
09-30-2026 Leila Conners Learn more about the interview and get additional links here: https://usabusinessradio.com/what-is-cdr-cdu-carbon-dioxide-removal-utilization-and-why-is-it-not-widely-known/…
Leila ConnersGuestKevin PriceHost
... it's super exciting because, I mean, without the whole climate conversation, carbon is the stuff of life, right? And we, um, it found lots of carbon, and we burned it and put it in the sky.
And what's so fascinating is people now can grab it from the sky and turn it into fuel and materials, or just put it back in the ground.
And so we, I think it's fascinating because it's basically like making gasoline from the sky, right? So it has a lot of implications because it creates independent energy, resilient communities.
Um, you know, uh, recently we highlighted on our site, we have a lot of good news stories.
There is a Canadian company that now has a viable solar panel f- to- from, you know, air to solar to fuel, uh, insulation.
You can put carbon into cement and create different properties, carbon that's grabbed from the sky.
We have a lot of uses for it, and also ways of grabbing the carbon have benefits.
Like, we, we get into biochar, we get into enhanced rock weathering that improves alkalinity in the soil.
So what we're learning is as we learn how carbon flows from the sky to the ground, if we use it in an interesting way, we don't have to keep drilling it up, which c- costs a lot of money.
... it's super exciting because, I mean, without the whole climate conversation, carbon is the stuff of life, right? And we, um, it found lots of carbon, and we burned it and put it in the sky.
And what's so fascinating is people now can grab it from the sky and turn it into fuel and materials, or just put it back in the ground.
And so we, I think it's fascinating because it's basically like making gasoline from the sky, right? So it has a lot of implications because it creates independent energy, resilient communities.
Um, you know, uh, recently we highlighted on our site, we have a lot of good news stories.
There is a Canadian company that now has a viable solar panel f- to- from, you know, air to solar to fuel, uh, insulation.
You can put carbon into cement and create different properties, carbon that's grabbed from the sky.
We have a lot of uses for it, and also ways of grabbing the carbon have benefits.
Like, we, we get into biochar, we get into enhanced rock weathering that improves alkalinity in the soil.
So what we're learning is as we learn how carbon flows from the sky to the ground, if we use it in an interesting way, we don't have to keep drilling it up, which c- costs a lot of money.
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