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entity Updated 2026-08-07 Topics: Science

How We Survive

An "antacid" to fight climate change adds How We Survive as the deeper-reporting destination for Amy Scott’s segment on Marine Carbon Removal and other geoengineering solutions. The main Marketplace Tech contribution is the Vesta olivine field demonstration, but the promo places Ocean Alkalinity Enhancement inside Marketplace’s broader climate-solutions series.

AI-powered chatbots sent some users into a spiral adds another closing promo context after a Marketplace Tech episode on AI Psychosis, Chatbot Safety Guardrail Decay, and long ChatGPT conversations. The promo points to the climate-solutions show, while the main source contribution remains AI user safety.

How botnets infiltrate the internet of things adds another closing promo context after the main Marketplace Tech episode on IoT Botnet Risk, Pirated Streaming Box Malware, and DDoS Attack Amplification. The promo again points to Amy Scott’s climate-solutions reporting, while the main source contribution remains consumer-device cybersecurity.

States are getting crypto-curious adds another closing promo context after the main Marketplace Tech episode on State Crypto Reserves and Public Crypto Investment Risk. The promo again points to Amy Scott’s climate-solutions reporting on geoengineering, stratospheric balloons, sunshades, and a possible space economy, while the main episode remains focused on public crypto investment risk.

Mushrooms could help curb plastic waste adds another promo context after a Marketplace Tech episode on Mycelium Insulation and Biodegradable Foam Packaging. The promo again positions Amy Scott’s show as Marketplace’s deeper climate-solutions venue.

California buildings must limit "embodied carbon." Here’s what that means adds How We Survive as the closing promo attached to a Marketplace Tech episode on Embodied Carbon Building Code and Low-Carbon Construction Materials. The promo extends the climate-solutions frame from building materials to broader interventions such as stratospheric balloons, sunshades, and space-based climate ideas.

Is "made by humans" the new premium label? adds another closing promo context after the main Marketplace Tech episode on Human Authorship Premium and AI-era consumer authenticity. The promo again points listeners from a concise technology segment toward Amy Scott’s climate-solutions reporting on geoengineering, stratospheric balloons, sunshades, and space-economy ideas.

How We Survive is the Marketplace climate-solutions podcast promoted at the end of The high cost of vacuuming carbon from the sky. The episode says Amy Scott and the Marketplace team did deeper reporting on Carbon Removal for the latest season, after the shorter Marketplace Tech segment introduced Direct Air Capture through Heirloom Carbon Technologies.

In this source, How We Survive functions as a bridge from a concise technology segment into a broader climate-reporting series. The promo mentions carbon removal and more speculative climate interventions, but the main wiki contribution remains the direct-air-capture economics and policy branch.

By 2030, EVs could cost the same as their gas guzzling siblings adds another promo context. The EV price-parity episode closes by describing How We Survive as Amy Scott’s podcast about the messy business of climate solutions, including geoengineering and space-based sunshades.

A whiplash year for electric vehicles adds another closing promo context after the main Marketplace Tech segment on EV Tax Credit Cliff, Used EV Affordability, and EV Charging Infrastructure. The promo again points to Amy Scott’s climate-solutions reporting, while the main source remains about EV market adoption after the federal credit deadline.

Anti-AI data center sentiment is becoming a political issue adds another closing promo context after the main Data Center Backlash interview. The promo again points to Amy Scott’s climate-solutions reporting and speculative geoengineering ideas, while the main episode remains focused on data-center politics.

Bytes: Week in Review - Apple’s new CEO, Meta’s latest AI play, and Roblox’s safety updates adds another closing promo context after a Bytes episode on Apple, Meta, and Roblox. The promo repeats the climate-solutions frame around geoengineering ideas, while the main episode remains focused on platform strategy, AI training data, and child-safety controls.

Raising the "speed limit" on AI’s "information highway" adds another closing promo context after the main Marketplace Tech segment on AWS and AI Cluster Networking. The promo mentions geoengineering, stratospheric balloons, sunshades, and a possible space economy, while the episode’s wiki contribution remains the AWS networking lab tour.

A recycling startup joins the AI boom adds another closing promo context after the main Marketplace Tech segment on Redwood Materials and Second-Life EV Battery Storage. The promo again points to Amy Scott’s climate-solutions reporting, while the main episode remains focused on AI data-center power.

A modern-day odyssey through AI chatbot hellscape adds another closing promo context after the main Marketplace Tech segment on Customer Service Sludge. The promo again points to How We Survive as Marketplace climate-solutions reporting, while the main episode remains focused on chatbot-first customer service.

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