Episódios
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What’s needed to get solid-state battery technology out of the lab and into the mainstream?
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The construction sector is a major contributer to GHG emissions. Tune in to hear how Magali Anderson, Chief Sustainability and Innovation Officer at Holcim is driving our quest to net zero through decarbonizing the hard to abate cement industry.
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In this conversation with Julie Willoughby, Chief Scientific Officer at Circ, we will discuss how Julie and her team are tackling fashion waste head on. Circ makes the technology that (re)sources and (re)harvests raw ingredients out of clothing waste, so it can be reused in a variety of ways.
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Laura Fox is Lyft’s outgoing General Manager for Citi Bike, and she joins Paul for a wide-ranging conversation around urban mobility. We dive into Urban mobility as climate tech – the landscape, frameworks, what’s needed, and what’s next. This is so much more than encouraging commuters to bike. It is the center of a broader strategy to reduce congestion and make urban environments self-sustaining.
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We sit down for a conversation with Nour Ghadanfar to discuss her journey with Greentown Labs and their impact on climate tech. Greentown Labs brings together startups, corporates, investors, politicians, and many others to shape a more sustainable future.
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To claim success in developing a circular economy for plastic, billions of kilograms of hard-to-recycle plastics must be transformed into reusable circular materials. We chat with several companies driving this goal and discuss the enormity of the logistical and technological challenges in tackling plastic waste.
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The innovative partnership between the Government of Senegal, Carbon Growth Partners and Allcot serves as a disruptive new paradigm to break the global deadlock on climate finance. Private sector investors take on the financial risk of Article 6 carbon projects, which allows the host country to negotiate the (International Transfer Mitigation Outcomes) ITMO process from a position of strength. We discuss the transaction with Idrissa Diatta of Senegal Environment Ministry, Alexis Leroy, founder of Allcot and Stephanie Russo of Carbon Growth Partners.
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Assistant Secretary at Office of Nuclear Energy Kathryn Huff joins us to detail the future of nuclear energy envisioned by the US Biden-Harris administration and the works that are in place at the Office of Nuclear Energy.
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US Climate policy is more than vision and money. It requires a robust legal framework that faces potential court challenges and a slew of differing state ordinances that can hold back the agenda. We look at the Inflation Reduction Act through a legal and taxation lens.
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Abe Yokell is Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Congruent Ventures, a leading early-stage venture firm focused on partnering with entrepreneurs to build companies addressing climate and sustainability challenges across four themes: Mobility and Urbanization, the Energy Transition, Food and Agriculture, and Sustainable Production and Consumption. The firm has over $600M AUM across early stage climate tech funds. With 48 companies in the portfolio, Congruent is amongst the most active investors in the climate ecosystem.
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Maggie Kim, the CEO of Gold Standard, joins Paul for a conversation about the vital role the company has played in the evolution of standards for carbon offsets. Verification standards continue to adapt to scientific rigour, digitization and public policy and the complexities of offsets are often underappreciated by a marketplace keen on standardization. No segment of the decarbonization process faces scrutiny like carbon offsets, and they discuss these complexities through the lens of all stakeholders
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Adam Anders, Founder & Managing Partner at Anterra Capital, discusses building a healthier food system.
"What we are eating is leading us to a malnutrition problem in the developed world, and the malnutrition problem is not getting better, in fact, it got worse in the last few years in the developing world. So, food, one could argue, is a driver of disease as opposed to health in the present way that we are approaching the production of our food."
Key Takeaways
Anterra Capital provides venture capital that backs entrepreneurs in building a healthier food system. They focus on empowering farmers to feed the world while restoring the health of our environment.They are at the beginning of the fourth phase of the food revolution and are thinking about optimizing needs in a sustainable and resilient manner focused on delivering global health.Anterra is trying to transform the global food economy through innovative solutions with a wide knowledge of data science, microbiology, and genetics.They believe digitalization and biotechnology are the two key tools to provide new solutions for producing healthier food while meeting global requirements. -
S2G and Builders Private Capital are two of the largest private mission-driven investment vehicles dedicated to building a more humane and healthy planet. They have back trailblazing entrepreneurs pursuing innovative market-based solutions that generate positive social, environmental, and financial returns in climate and energy, food and agriculture, oceans and seafood. They have back iconic sustainability brands such as Beyond Meat, Sweetgreen, Brimstone, Benson Hill, Orange EV and dozens of others. Stephan Fellhauer, the head of Renewable Energy, joins Paul to discuss the firm’s impact and its goals as one the largest deployers of early stage, growth equity and project finance on the planet.
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