Hannah Chanatry is a radio producer at The World covering climate change and the environment.
Before joining the team, she was a freelance reporter based in Scotland, where she also worked as a pub quiz host (aka the best job in the world); her stories can be found in National Geographic, InsideClimate News, and Canary Media. While freelancing, she spent six weeks embedded with scientists on a research expedition tracking ocean currents in the Nordic seas.
Hannah previously worked in local news at WBUR in Boston, where she produced local newscasts, reported on local environmental issues, and developed a reputation for brewing exceptionally strong coffee.
Ocean-based experiments for carbon removal are on the rise, but remain controversial
As part of The World’s ongoing series The Big Fix, Host Carolyn Beeler speaks with Susanna Lidström, a researcher at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden, about the tension between the swell of interest in marine geoengineering and the lack of scientific consensus about its role as a climate solution.
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