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In the latest episode of the Climate Rising podcast, Carsten Brinkschulte, CEO of Dryad Networks, shares how AI is applied in wildfire detection technology. Learn how Dryad’s solar-powered sensors and mesh networks are protecting forests, preventing CO2 emissions, and saving lives. Carsten also offers advice for aspiring climate tech entrepreneurs on building impactful and scalable solutions. 🎧 Listen now: #AI #ClimateTech #WildfirePrevention #Dryad #Sustainability #ClimateAction #HarvardBusinessSchool #PodcastEpisode

#EnergyEvolution podcast: "Climate tech as economic driver — a chat with former US Commerce Secretary 𝗕𝗶𝗹𝗹 𝗗𝗮𝗹𝗲𝘆" Key takeaways: 🔹 Climate technology isn't just about saving the planet — it's a major economic opportunity 🔹 Former Commerce Secretary Daley shares valuable insights on the intersection of climate policy and #economic growth 🔹 Discussion on how climate tech can create jobs, drive innovation, and boost competitiveness As we face global #climate challenges, it's encouraging to see how addressing them can fuel economic progress. https://okt.to/hbZVyS

Slide two – It’s interesting how the Claims Code of Practice and CCP initiatives are impacting the market.

“Market pressure is the most effective tool for change.” The carbon market needs some changes to make carbon credits a credible and impactful solution for climate action. 🌍 In our latest blog post, we explore insights from Elias Ayrey (PhD), Chief Science Officer and co-founder of Renoster, on how to reshape carbon markets to be more transparent, trustworthy, and effective. 💡 Get a comprehensive understanding of: • The key challenges in verification and revenue transparency • How technology like remote sensing is helping build more reliable carbon markets • The vital role buyers play in driving demand for higher-quality carbon credits If you haven’t yet tuned into our podcast with Elias, be sure to check out the link in the comments below! 🎧 Or dive into the full blog post for more insights. 🔗 http://orbi.fyi/7yJp #CarbonMarkets #ClimateAction #CarbonCredits #Sustainability

I recently discovered the Take on Tomorrow podcast by PwC, and it's truly insightful! 🌍🎙️ If you're keen on how businesses address global challenges like quantum computing and sustainability, this is a must-listen. The latest episode explores how quantum computing could revolutionize industries and solve previously impossible problems. #PodcastRecommendation #Innovation #BusinessLeadership #TechTrends

🌍 Carbon removals are more than just a buzzword—they're a vital tool in our fight against the climate crisis. 🤔 But here's the kicker: how much does the general public actually know about them? 🎙 Today on The Jolt, Kira Taylor dives deep into this crucial topic with expert insights from Emily Cox, a researcher at Oxford University and Cardiff University. 💡 Emily sheds light on why it’s essential for public perception to be positive: “People’s lives are going to be affected by this in the same way that they’re affected by the energy transition, and we really want that relationship to be a positive and productive one.” 📱 Download the app and Listen now: https://qrco.de/bfBT4O 🔊 Our 15-minute daily podcast, The Jolt, is your go-to for cutting-edge conversations on the future. Experience it now on our award-winning FORESIGHT app—download for free and stay ahead of the curve. 💡 #CarbonRemovals #ClimateCrisis #PublicPerception #TheJolt #FORESIGHT #Sustainability

Crucial topic: the Commission's assessment of the 2040 climate target puts a strong emphasis on industrial carbon removals as a key difference-maker between 85-90% and 90-90% emission reductions. Eni's Ravenna CCS project - also featured in the podcast - is a prime example of the necessary industrial carbon capture and storage needed to facilitate the energy transition. Its 4 Mt of CO2 per year capacity will be important in ensuring the availability of carbon storage for energy-intensive industries in southern Europe given the North Sea focused geographical imbalance of currently existing and planned projects. Kira Taylor The Jolt: https://lnkd.in/e529-ZMR Eni Ravenna CCS project: https://lnkd.in/eEm5nkjS

In the latest episode of GT Logue Podcast, we welcomed Mr. Rajan Mehta, a passionate climate enthusiast and author of the best-selling book Backstage Climate. With 18 years of experience in the telecom industry, Mr. Rajan is now spearheading climate action through his initiative, Climate Action Labs. We dive into his bestselling book Backstage Climate and discuss the global efforts needed to tackle climate change, the role of the Paris Agreement, and how science and power must unite to drive real change. We explore the critical need for innovation in climate action, the challenges and opportunities in tackling this global issue, and Rajan’s vision for creating lasting environmental impact through Climate Action Labs. His insights into the intersection of policy, science, and community action offer a fresh perspective on how we can all contribute to a sustainable future. 🎧 𝗬𝗼𝘂𝘁𝘂𝗯𝗲: https://lnkd.in/g_wGDvKp 🎧 𝗦𝗽𝗼𝘁𝗶𝗳𝘆: https://lnkd.in/gX_EsBjf Discover in this episode how Mr. Rajan reflects on his role in driving change through climate labs, emphasizing how controlling climate change is crucial for long-term sustainability. 🎧 Tune in for an inspiring conversation on climate action and the future of our planet! #GTLogue #Podcast #RajanMehta #ClimateChange #Sustainability #ClimateAction #Climate #Innovation #BackstageClimate #CleanEnergy #GovernmentInitiatives Anurag Bajpai | Dhurv Jain | Samvedana Bajpai

🗣️ Had a great convo on the Pod recently with Alexander Horton from econome. It is always so exciting to talk about the different opportunities that we can explore in the climate space now. 🍀 Having green skills is becoming so important and filling in the skill gap in the market is of utmost importance. As we prepare ourselves for a future ready economy for climate change, we all should figure out how we can contribute to that as a community and society. 🤔 If we want to enter into renewable future where we feel ready, we need people in the market with those skills. Think about what kind of skills would align with where and how you want your career to move forward in, if you are in the climate space? 🌎 Building a better Australia and a better world can't be done without taking concrete steps in the climate space. If our planet is not the same after 50 or 100 years, we are in definite danger. Action needs to driven from the community level. And that's why I always love covering the special series of episodes on "Climate Change & Sustainability" on the Ultimate Global Podcast. 🎧 Might be a great listen for my friends in the climate space: Harry (Greenfluence), Visakhan (Greenfluence), Afonso (NetNada) and ⚡️Oscar Omegna (VoltaRocks) #everystorymatters #learnwithsaurabh #personaldevelopment #climatechange

I've heard Chris Williamson say this a couple times now on his Modern Wisdom podcast. "Generic ambition will give you anxiety. Specific ambition will give you direction." Makes a lot of sense. You don't need to have the exact destination mapped out, but a sense of direction makes life a lot easier. I use that word - direction - a lot when talking to young people. Helps to ease the pressure of thinking they have to have their life figured out by the time they're 17. Maybe there's a specific problem/challenge in the world that they care a lot about, ie climate change. Use that as your navigation. Move in the direction of acquiring skills and experiences within the domain of something that interests you. If you don't know what you're interested in, let that be your challenge. Drop a pin in your map of possibilities and head that way. Directions can change. Google Maps might tell you there's a faster route available. Destinations can change. You will change. But only if you take action, and get started. -- If you're that person who is interested in climate, but not sure where to start, there's a webinar happening this Thursday, October 24th at 1pm ET you should check out. Climate Generalists: Power of Generalist skills for a sustainable future being hosted by Generalist World 🌀 Link is in the comments.