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Hello and welcome to Danny in the Valley. It's July. It's July 4th. It's a big week here in America.

I am on holiday. But I figured, even though everybody is basically barbecuing and about to blow stuff

up, fireworks, et cetera, we'd run a great episode from last year that I think was one of my favorites from last year.

Fred Lalone, you may remember him.

He founded this company Deep Sky to figure out the best ways to capture, sequester, bury CO2 around the world.

And he is one of the, I would argue, one of the most kind of eloquent

people on the dramatic need for this type of technology. And I thought it was appropriate.

I drove down to Southern California for a little bit of rest and relaxation with some friends.

And we drove through Central California where it was 111 degrees this week. In July, typically, is the hottest

month of the year. We are now 12 straight months of record temperatures around the world.

So I thought it was appropriate as we heading to July, which is typically the hottest month

of the year to kind of resurface this interview I did last year with Fred

about what he is doing and why it isn't so important. So that is what you are about to hear

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