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Listen to Podcast Jason Bradford: Alright, we are back. Thanks for being here, everybody. This is a really important show. I want to thank my guest, Philip Sutton, for being back. This is March 3 where we live but it's March4th where you are. Right, Philip?

Philip Sutton:That's right.

Listen to Podcast Scott Bilby: We've covered the subject of Terra Preta soils in the Amazon on previous shows. For those listeners that haven't heard about it you can learn more from our podcasts on our website at beyondzeroemissions.org. You can look for the interviews that we've done with Johannes Lehman of Cornell University and Adriana Downie of Best Energies.

Listen to Podcast Scott Bilby: This morning on the show we are very pleased to be interviewing S. David Freeman, American engineer and attorney. He has had a 50 year career in the U.S. energy industry, holding key positions in power utilities and helping successive US administrations develop and implement energy and environmental policies.

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These are not choices amongst many options, but a necessity for life. It requires a “crash programme” — as quickly as possible — to thoroughly decarbonise the economy in a time period measured in years to a decade or so, not decades to a century or more. - Climate Code Red report

Jason Bradford hosts The Reality Report, broadcast on KZYX&Z in Mendocino County, CA.

Listen to Podcast Matthew Wright: On the phone we have Wieslaw Maslowski from the US Postgraduate Naval School. Good morning Dr Maslowski?

Listen to podcast Interview with Dr David Mills former Sydney University academic now solar entrepreneur with US venture capital he has founded Ausra, a California-based company that develops zero carbon utilities scale solar thermal power plants.

Listen to podcast Scott Bilby: This morning on Beyond Zero we will be interviewing Dr Tim Flannery. Flannery has made contributions of international significance to the fields of palaeontology, homology and nature conservation and to the understanding of science in the broader community. His work has received international acclaim.

On February 21, the interim Garnaut Climate Change Review was released. It states: "It is in Australia's interest for the world to adopt a strong and effective position on climate change mitigation."

Podcast Available Matthew Wright: Following on from our interview last week with Adriana Downie from Best Energies, we've got doctor Johannes Lehmann, whose an associate professor of soil fertility management and soil bio-chemistry at New York's Cornell University.

Podcast Available Miwa Tominaga: This morning on Beyond Zero we're interviewing Ken Caldeira of the Department of Global Ecology at the Carnegie Institution of Washington.