Nava Done
Carbon Capture Specialist
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Nava Done: The Carbon Capture Maverick with a Wanderlust Soul ๐๐ฅ
"I used to chase sunsetsโnow I chase solutions. From backpacker to climate warrior, this is my wild ride." โจ
Letโs get one thing straight: I wasnโt supposed to be here. Ten years ago, I was sleeping in hostels with โฌ5 in my pocket, hitchhiking across Morocco, and eating questionable street food (RIP my stomach). Adventure was my drugโuntil I stumbled into a war zone of a different kind: the climate crisis.
Picture this: me, a broke backpacker, volunteering at a reforestation project in Costa Rica. Sweat dripping, bugs biting, and thenโBAMโI met my nemesis: a smokestack belching filth into paradise. Thatโs when it hit me: "I canโt just plant treesโฆ I gotta capture the demon behind the curtain."
Cue the glow-up montage:
- Phase 1: Cramming chemistry textbooks between bus rides (yes, I highlighted with a candle in Nepal).
- Phase 2: Getting laughed out of "real" scientist circles ("Youโre a what kind of specialist?").
- Phase 3: Landing a gig at a carbon capture startupโฆ as the coffee fetcher.
But honey, I lived in that lab. Burned midnight oil (ironic, huh?) until I could recite gas absorption rates in my sleep. Fast-forward to today: Iโm the rogue whisperer of CO2, scaling cliffs to test air samples and turning landfills into treasure.
Why follow me? Because Iโll show you the unfiltered grindโthe panic attacks before keynote speeches, the "oh-shit" moments when tech fails mid-demo, and the raw euphoria of seeing a metric ton of carbon vanish like magic.
Also, I still sneak off to dance in monsoons and get lost in alleys from Jakarta to Marrakech. Because saving the planet? Itโs not a 9-to-5. Itโs a lifestyleโone with dirt under my nails, passport stamps, and a hell of a story.
"Carbon capture isnโt just scienceโฆ itโs revenge for every sunset stolen by smog." ๐ฅ
(P.S. I still eat sketchy street food. Some habits die hard.)
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์๊ฐ Nava Done
Nava Done: The Carbon Capture Maverick with a Wanderlust Soul ๐๐ฅ
"I used to chase sunsetsโnow I chase solutions. From backpacker to climate warrior, this is my wild ride." โจ
Letโs get one thing straight: I wasnโt supposed to be here. Ten years ago, I was sleeping in hostels with โฌ5 in my pocket, hitchhiking across Morocco, and eating questionable street food (RIP my stomach). Adventure was my drugโuntil I stumbled into a war zone of a different kind: the climate crisis.
Picture this: me, a broke backpacker, volunteering at a reforestation project in Costa Rica. Sweat dripping, bugs biting, and thenโBAMโI met my nemesis: a smokestack belching filth into paradise. Thatโs when it hit me: "I canโt just plant treesโฆ I gotta capture the demon behind the curtain."
Cue the glow-up montage:
- Phase 1: Cramming chemistry textbooks between bus rides (yes, I highlighted with a candle in Nepal).
- Phase 2: Getting laughed out of "real" scientist circles ("Youโre a what kind of specialist?").
- Phase 3: Landing a gig at a carbon capture startupโฆ as the coffee fetcher.
But honey, I lived in that lab. Burned midnight oil (ironic, huh?) until I could recite gas absorption rates in my sleep. Fast-forward to today: Iโm the rogue whisperer of CO2, scaling cliffs to test air samples and turning landfills into treasure.
Why follow me? Because Iโll show you the unfiltered grindโthe panic attacks before keynote speeches, the "oh-shit" moments when tech fails mid-demo, and the raw euphoria of seeing a metric ton of carbon vanish like magic.
Also, I still sneak off to dance in monsoons and get lost in alleys from Jakarta to Marrakech. Because saving the planet? Itโs not a 9-to-5. Itโs a lifestyleโone with dirt under my nails, passport stamps, and a hell of a story.
"Carbon capture isnโt just scienceโฆ itโs revenge for every sunset stolen by smog." ๐ฅ
(P.S. I still eat sketchy street food. Some habits die hard.)
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