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Time to cool the planet — Creandum’s perspective on Climate Tech
Climate change efforts are not just charitable, they are profitable
Harry Stebbings • 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****...
🌍 How Can AI Drive Climate Resilience?Throwback to Tuesday’s very successful hashtag#AISummit Business Day at STATION F , where Wind CMO, Helen O'Reilly - Durand, had the privilege of moderating a panel on hashtag#AI-driven solutions for hashtag#climate resilience and infrastructure. The conversation was eye-opening, with insights from some of the... See more
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want to do more, they can offer fellowships and incubation programs for entrepreneurs, invest in new technology, create business divisions that are specifically focused on low-carbon innovation, and finance new low-emissions projects.
Bill Gates • How to Avoid a Climate Disaster: The Solutions We Have and the Breakthroughs We Need
We face the defining problem of our generation; of the entire human project thus far. Climate spans physics, chemistry, ecology, geology, policy, technology, land use, human rights, and more. It’s time we take this seriously as a gigantic opportunity for human progress, and rally to solve it!
Ryan Orbuch • We Need To Take CO2 Out Of The Sky
We can proceed fairly fast with the displacement of coal-fired electricity by natural gas (when produced and transported without significant methane leakage, it has a substantially lower carbon intensity than coal) and by expanding solar and wind electricity generation. We can move away from SUVs and accelerate mass-scale deployment of electric car
... See moreVaclav Smil • How the World Really Works: The Science Behind How We Got Here and Where We're Going
Still, major reductions in carbon emissions—resulting from the combination of continued efficiency gains, better system designs, and moderated consumption—are possible, and a determined pursuit of these goals would limit the eventual rate of global warming. But we cannot know to what extent we will succeed by 2050, and thinking about 2100 is truly
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