CarbonRun

Proud to be among the Canadian innovators selected by NorthX Climate Tech through its Call for CDR Innovation. This investment supports our mission to restore rivers and remove carbon, helping build a globally competitive carbon removal sector in Canada. Read the full announcement from NorthX: https://lnkd.in/gY5PiQJg

Venor is proud to partner with CarbonRun, a pioneering climate-tech company, in their search for a Lead, Corporate Services & Administration. CarbonRun is leading the way in river alkalinity enhancement, an innovative approach to carbon dioxide removal that supports both climate and community health. This role will play a key part in keeping their operations running smoothly - overseeing corporate administration, HR, compliance, and general operations to help the team scale its global impact. If you’re a collaborative, organized professional with experience in corporate services, HR operations, or compliance, and you enjoy bringing structure and clarity to growing teams, this could be the perfect fit. 📍Dartmouth, NS 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eeW3_kwq 📩 Shardeigh McGillivray, Anna Bryant #VenorTalent

Our latest newsletter features our Senior Director of Business Development, Andy Lam, who joined CarbonRun just over a year ago and has already made a remarkable impact. This story was first shared in our most recent newsletter. Subscribe to stay connected with more updates and team highlights. https://lnkd.in/eHJxxA2n

Last week, Dr. Edmund (Eddie) Halfyard, our Co-Founder and CTO, presented CarbonRun’s river alkalinity enhancement (RAE) work to the Canadian Senate Standing Committee on Fisheries and Oceans. Eddie highlighted how rebalancing river chemistry through targeted alkalinity addition can both rehabilitate salmon habitats and contribute to Canada’s climate goals through measurable, verifiable CO₂ sequestration. “By restoring the natural buffering capacity of rivers, we’re not just helping fish—we’re enhancing the planet’s ability to store carbon safely and permanently,” said Dr. Halfyard. Watch the full presentation here: https://lnkd.in/etGbXRPX

Today, on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we pause to reflect, listen, and learn. Every Child Matters. 🧡

Today is World Rivers Day! Rivers connect ecosystems, communities, and memories. They’re also at the heart of our work at CarbonRun. To celebrate #WorldRiversDay, some of our team members shared their favourite rivers and why they matter to them. These stories remind us why restoring and protecting rivers is so important.

History is being made at COP30! For the first time ever, Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) will have its own pavilion in the Blue Zone. A dedicated space to put carbon removals at the center of global climate negotiations. This milestone is a huge step forward for the entire CDR community. It will help connect policymakers, investors, and solution providers, while showcasing the technologies that are scaling up to meet the challenge. We’re proud to be part of the coalition supporting this work through CDR30, and we’re excited to see carbon removals take the global stage in Belém this November. #CDR30 #COP30 #CarbonRemoval

We're hiring: Senior Director of Science and Operations As CarbonRun scales, we're looking for a Senior Director of Science and Operations to help deliver high-impact climate projects and oversee scientific execution and operational delivery. This is a senior leadership role based in Halifax (remote considered for the right candidate). You'll work closely with our CSO/COO to manage complex projects, manage a growing technical team, and drive forward our research and deployment efforts and scientific discovery in Canada and internationally. If you have a strong background in environmental science, water resources, geochemistry, or engineering—and experience managing scientific teams or projects—we’d love to hear from you. Join us in building real climate solutions that scale. 📅 Interviewing now. Apply by August 31 to [email protected]. #NowHiring #ClimateTech #CDR #EnvironmentalJobs #CarbonRemoval #ScienceJobs #OperationsLeadership #CarbonRun #HalifaxJobs #RemoteJobs #ClimateSolutions https://lnkd.in/gJmP7d6E

We're hiring: Senior Director of Science and Operations As CarbonRun scales, we're looking for a Senior Director of Science and Operations to help deliver high-impact climate projects and oversee scientific execution and operational delivery. This is a senior leadership role based in Halifax (remote considered for the right candidate). You'll work closely with our CSO/COO to manage complex projects, manage a growing technical team, and drive forward our research and deployment efforts and scientific discovery in Canada and internationally. If you have a strong background in environmental science, water resources, geochemistry, or engineering—and experience managing scientific teams or projects—we’d love to hear from you. Join us in building real climate solutions that scale. 📅 Interviewing now. Apply by August 31 to [email protected]. #NowHiring #ClimateTech #CDR #EnvironmentalJobs #CarbonRemoval #ScienceJobs #OperationsLeadership #CarbonRun #HalifaxJobs #RemoteJobs #ClimateSolutions https://lnkd.in/gJmP7d6E

Last month, our team hosted an Open House in Stellarton, Nova Scotia to connect with residents, share updates and collect feedback on our ongoing work to restore rivers and deliver carbon to the ocean through natural, science-backed solutions. Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Museum of Industry—from local residents and councillors to partners and curious visitors from across Pictou County. These community events are a vital part of our work, and we learn just as much from the community as we hope they learn from us. We heard thoughtful questions about the impact of river restoration on fishing, water clarity, and the surrounding ecosystem—concerns we take seriously and are committed to addressing with care and transparency. A big thank you to Denise Taylor and the Museum of Industry for hosting us, to Pantry Kitchen Catering for tasty snacks, and to the CarbonRun crew who made it happen (Edmund (Eddie) Halfyard, Patrick Duke, Sarah Swim, Jarrett Sather, and Rowan Norrad). 🌱 83% of survey respondents said they want to learn more about CarbonRun’s work, and half signed up for our newsletter. You can sign up too! https://lnkd.in/eHJxxA2n