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Technology.

What is it all about?

But you have to understand that when the scientists published something that we skim over between two pictures of cats on Facebook that say, the models now predict that Greenland is melting, you just do the math on the eyes.

It may not be in our lifetimes, but we can't stop it. We cannot reverse this.

It's already happened.

Hello and welcome to Danny in the Valley, your weekly dispatch from behind the scenes and inside the minds of the top.

People in tech this week, we have a very special one for you.

Frederick Lalonde is on the program.

Now, Frederick is the co-founder and CEO of a company called Hopper.

They are a $10 billion online travel company.

Lalonde is Canadian.

He's a billionaire.

And his next thing, he wants to save the planet from climate catastrophe.

So he has founded a new company called Deep Sky.

And the vision is very big, which is to remove every

ton of CO2 that we have emitted into the atmosphere since we got going on this whole

industrial revolution thing back in the 1700s. So he's close to closing on his first

$70 million seed round, quite a large seed round, for what he's doing

at Deep Sky, which he calls basically an oil company in reverse. So instead of doing up fossil fuels,

he's using energy to pump all that CO2 back underground. That's the idea. And this is interesting

for a couple of reasons. A lot of people in climate tech are working on greening industries like energy or transport, what have you.

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