SQUAMISH, B.C. — Daniel Friedmann recalls a meeting soon after he became chair of the board of B.C.’s Carbon Engineering in 2018 during which he presented a business plan to build 50 of the company’s plants, which suck carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere, to a representative of the company’s major investor, Bill Gates.
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