Your questions answered: The value of trees, "black" oxygen, AI's carbon footprint
Graihagh Jackson and her panel answer your questions on all things climate change.
In this episode, Climate Question listeners take over the programme again with their head-scratchers. Graihagh Jackson and her panel ponder the impact of deforestation and marvel at the beauty of sequoia trees, which can live for more than 1000 years. There are also questions on the carbon cost of generative AI, the discovery of "black" oxygen in our oceans and deep-sea mining. Plus, which animal has the biggest carbon footprint?
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Panel
Justin Rowlatt, 麻豆社 Climate Editor
Akshat Rathi, Senior Climate Reporter, Bloomberg News and Host of Bloomberg's "Zero" podcast
Caroline Steel, Presenter of Crowdscience, 麻豆社 World Service
Producer: Osman Iqbal
Sound mix: Gareth Jones and Tom Brignell
Editor: Simon Watts
Photo: A sequoia tree (Getty Images)
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