Going Green
Climate change isn't just a problem for future generations; it's a problem for us. Yes, let's decarbonize. But let's also throw some cash at direct air capture.
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Six Challenges for Companies — and Six Opportunities for Entrepreneurs — to Tackle
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Earlier today, Stripe held an event — Stripe Climate Demo Day — to showcase young companies that are working on the very hard problem of how to cost-ef…
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Earlier this week, pre-crypto-crash, I had a fun conversation about ideas at the intersection of climate and crypto. But there was a telling refrain: “…
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Carbon offsets are having a bad week, which is bad news for the many companies that are relying on offsets to hit their climate goals. Not sure what an…
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It’s kind of crazy to think that digital supply chains are currently more opaque than physical supply chains. But here we are. We know which garments a…
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Bitcoin whales are showing us that they know Bitcoin has a carbon emissions problem. And they know that this problem, if unaddressed, represents an exi…
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Imagine if, at the beginning of the industrial era, we had a choice of whether to build on a foundation of fossil fuels or renewables. We didn’t have t…
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