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Act II: Lowercarbon Capital
The idea is to bring together a group of policy makers, financial experts, and technologists to attempt to reduce global equivalent carbon dioxide (CO2e) emissions by one gigatonne (GT) within a two-year time frame.
Joi Ito • The Social Labs Revolution
One is by using public policies to create demand for clean products—for example, by creating incentives or even requirements to buy zero-carbon cement or steel. Businesses are much more likely to pay the premium
Bill Gates • How to Avoid a Climate Disaster: The Solutions We Have and the Breakthroughs We Need
20VC: Chris Sacca on Coming Out of Retirement To Unf**k The Planet with Lowercarbon, How Chris Evaluates His Relationship To Money Today, Why We Have Bred a Generation of Ass****...
thetwentyminutevc.comWhat If We Get It Right?: Visions of Climate Futures
Ayana Elizabeth Johnson • 9 highlights
amazon.com
Material and bio-regional transformation
We are therefore stumbling, unknowingly, into a material revolution. The most forward-looking clothing companies no longer “sell” garments; they assume custodianship, inviting the wearer into a public-trust relationship with fibres that must be stewarded, not discarded.
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We are therefore stumbling, unknowingly, into a material revolution. The most forward-looking clothing companies no longer “sell” garments; they assume custodianship, inviting the wearer into a public-trust relationship with fibres that must be stewarded, not discarded.
The same logic scales to buildings, inf... See more
Indy Johar • We Have Failed—Now Let’s Get Serious
What Should Governments Do?Ban certain activities outright:- No more new cars with internal combustion enginesCreate a carbon tax:- Ideally $100/ton- Pay if you emit, earn if you drawdownFund basic research:- Nuclear fusion- GeoengineeringFunde Prizes:- Best drawdown solution