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Invested In Climate

Invested in Climate hosts conversations with leading thinkers to help our listeners do more to address the climate crisis through their Work, Investments, Learning, Lifestyle and Activism. People everywhere, communities, governments and all sectors of the economy are mobilizing to address climate change. The scale of this global action is unprecedented. Never before have so many people dedicated so much energy, creativity and capital to addressing a shared, global threat. Will it be enough? What

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52:19

Danone & EDF's partnership to transform agriculture,...

Invested In Climate ·

2023/03/21

While new innovations from climate tech startups are exciting, effectively addressing the climate crisis simply isn’t going to happen without big companies making big changes. To be honest, that’s part of why I recently started a new role at NationSwell where I get to help a growing community of chief sustainability officers and ESG leaders take bold action. But don’t worry this episode isn’t about me.It’s about Danone, a global dairy company that is taking significant steps to reduce emissions, and

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32:59

The great school bus transition with Highland...

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2023/03/14

There’s a lot of talk about electric cars, but what about other vehicles like buses and trucks? Buses and trucks create 30% of emissions from the transportation sector, so they need to be a priority.This episode focuses on school buses. It turns out that diesel school buses not only pollute the environment, but they cause real health problems for the kids who ride them. Fortunately, the shift to electric school buses has begun, and we’re featuring two people working hard to make it happen. Today,

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37:48

Climate jobs report with LinkedIn & Weinreb Group, Ep...

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2023/03/07

The race to address climate change is creating a whole lot of opportunity and a whole lot of work. Just to offer a sense of the scale, the US Inflation Reduction Act is expected to create nine million jobs alone. This is on top of an already booming climate job market. And, climate isn’t just tackled through newly created jobs, but also through new climate responsibilities within existing jobs.To learn more about the world of climate work, I sat down with two experts: Peggy Brannigan and Ellen

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47:58

Off-grid power anywhere with YouSolar & Inergy, Ep #41

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2023/02/28

When you think of residential solar, you probably think of solar installations that are tied to the grid. These installations have many benefits. You can rely on the grid when you need to, you don’t need to store all the energy you generate in batteries, and you can sell energy back to utilities. But on-grid solar isn’t for everyone, and our future surely requires some mix of on- and off-grid technology.To learn about the use case and business opportunity of distributed off-grid solar, I sat down

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47:02

Supporting 100,000 climate founders with New Energy...

Invested In Climate ·

2023/02/21

Given the enormity of climate change and the unprecedented opportunity for innovation that comes with decarbonization, I love learning about ambitious efforts that really take seriously the speed and scale at which we need to invest in change. I’ve long been a fan of New Energy Nexus – an organization that aims to make clean energy accessible to everyone by supporting 100,000 climate entrepreneurs. They take an ecosystem approach, recognizing that entrepreneurs need not just cash, but supportive

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01:01:04

The carbon removal revolution with Collaborative Fund...

Invested In Climate ·

2023/02/14

Get ready. This episode is a really detailed conversation about what could be one of the most important new technologies for addressing climate change.Here’s some context: The world has started working to decarbonize virtually every sector of the economy. Yet, even if we had all the political and corporate will, investments and incentives one could imagine, this would still be an incredibly complex process that takes decades. And so, we’ll continue to emit carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gasses

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41:25

ESG investing insights with Baron Capital's James...

Invested In Climate ·

2023/02/07

Today’s episode focuses on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing. What began as a fringe interest in socially responsible investing grew at an astonishing rate and is now completely mainstream, considering the ESG performance of companies. According to a PWC report from last November, ESG investing will grow over the next three years to reach over $30 trillion dollars. That’d be over 20% of all assets under management and a real force influencing how well companies act on climate

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37:18

Every job is a climate job with Project Drawdown, Ep #37

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2023/01/31

So far in 2023, we've been looking to the future. Our first episode featured new opportunities with Google, CSAA and IDEO. Then, we did an episode focusing on regenerative agriculture, and another on transforming the global food system.This week, we'll look to the past and replay one of our first and most popular episodes ever. The episode features Jamie Beck Alexander of Drawdown Labs, a program of Project Drawdown. I thought it's worth replaying as it helps explain the idea that any job can be a

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39:33

Food Tank's Danielle Nierenberg on systems change for...

Invested In Climate ·

2023/01/24

Are you ready to uncover the truth about our food systems and its impact on our planet? Last week, we delved into the topic of soil and regenerative agriculture, and this week, we're taking a closer look at the larger picture of food and its role in climate change. As it turns out, food is not only something we interact with every day, but it's also a complex web of industries, processes, and relationships that account for a staggering one-third of greenhouse gas emissions.Our special guest,

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46:26

Regenerative Ag with Biodel’s Ben Cloud & Dr. Paul...

Invested In Climate ·

2023/01/17

Welcome to an episode on agtech, soil health and regenerative agriculture. Here’s some context: one of the big mysteries we’re facing today is how we’re possibly going to feed 10 billion people while transforming agricultural practices that are truly unsustainable. Modern farming is a technological marvel that has dramatically reduced hunger over the last century, but it relies heavily on synthetic fertilizer, which is a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions, and intensive farming practices

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34:58

New climate opportunities for 2023 with Google, CSAA...

Invested In Climate ·

2023/01/09

Happy New Year - and welcome to the first episode of 2023!We have two special guests with us today to discuss exciting opportunities for climate progress.We’re joined by Matt Ridenour, the Head of Startup Ecosystems for Google. Matt is a dear friend who I had the pleasure of working with for several years at IDEO. He’s now leading accelerator programs at Google, and he’s here to talk about an open call for climate founders.The second opportunity is focused on helping frontline communities become

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39:28

Local activism, lawyers & transformative change with...

Invested In Climate ·

2022/12/13

This is going to be our last episode for 2022. We’ll be back in January with more great conversations. If you have ideas for episodes or topics you’d like us to explore, please reach out through our contact form or on LinkedIn. I’ve had a blast getting this podcast started and I’m excited for it to only get better as we continue. A big thank you to all our guests, to our listeners providing feedback and reviews, and also to Julie Mai, and Aaron & Carey Green for their help behind the scenes.For

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41:34

The Future of Cars with Bloomberg’s Kyle Stock &...

Invested In Climate ·

2022/12/06

The future is electric - especially when it comes to cars. Demand for electric vehicles is far outpacing supply, and automakers are rolling out more or more EV models as governments around the world set clear timelines for when new gas-powered cars will no longer be allowed.The transition to EV is good news for our climate. Transportation creates over a quarter of global greenhouse gas emissions, and about 40% of that comes from cars.This episode focuses on where we’re at in the EV transition and

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36:41

Systems transformation through finance with Ceres, Ep...

Invested In Climate ·

2022/11/29

If you look at climate change as a systems problem (which it is), it doesn’t take long to see the important role of finance. Yes, there’s phenomenal growth in ESG investing, alongside funding in clean energy and climate tech. However, overall, our financial system has failed to factor in climate risks and climate impacts. According to the climate disclosure nonprofit CDP, just 1% of companies provide the information that investors need for assessing if they have credible plans for mitigating risks

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43:01

Market insights with Climate Tech VC’s Kim Zou, Ep #30

Invested In Climate ·

2022/11/22

If you’re interested in venture investing in climate tech, you probably already know about Climate Tech VC (CTVC). It began as a side hustle and small newsletter and now reaches 40,000 people. In my opinion, there’s really no better source of data and insights around climate tech investing.In this episode, I sat down with CTVC's Co-Founder Kim Zou. Kim was an investor at Energy Impact Partners and has been following climate tech investment closely as its taken off over the past several years. In

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32:09

From venture syndicates to funds with Climate...

Invested In Climate ·

2022/11/15

You're probably aware that venture capital investing in climate has grown very quickly in recent years, from around five billion in 2016 to over 40 billion dollars deployed in 2021. Large funds drive most of that growth, but small vehicles still play an important role - especially in recruiting new investors to start investing in climate.Sundeep Ahuja has helped many investors dip their toes into climate. He's invested in over 100 companies through syndicates that he's led. Full disclosure: I've

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47:04

Rewiring America, systems change & electrifying...

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2022/11/08

Have you come across the idea yet that we need to electrify everything? It's the concept that we need to replace gas appliances with electric ones and power those with renewable energy. It's a simply idea really, and yet it's crucial to eliminating pollution, protecting the environment, saving a whole lot of money and eliminating the illnesses caused by burning fossil fuels. The benefits are massive – but so is the complexity of decarbonizing billions upon billions of buildings.At the forefront of

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47:21

1% for the Planet and CapShift on growing climate...

Invested In Climate ·

2022/11/01

Tackling climate change can’t be left to companies and governments. The nonprofit sector plays a crucial role in everything from research, education, conservation, helping communities cope with climate impacts and much more. There’s literally tens of thousands of environmental nonprofits, and almost all depend on philanthropy to do the vital work they do.And yet, only a tiny fraction of global giving goes to climate. That’s part of why Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard set up an ambitious program

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39:17

Replacing plastics through a circular economy with...

Invested In Climate ·

2022/10/25

Ever get carry out food and then feel guilty about all the plastic packaging? Single use plastics are a real problem. Every year over 14 millions tons of plastic end up in our oceans, and plastic that ends up in landfills release toxins that pollute our soil, waterways and food chain. This is not to mention the carbon emissions of producing plastic packaging to begin with.The convenience of carry out food isn’t going anywhere, and so we need to find alternatives to plastic packaging. That’s where

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41:52

Saving the planet with seaweed, Symbrosia & Sway, Ep#25

Invested In Climate ·

2022/10/18

I’ve been really curious about seaweed. I hear a lot about seaweed-based businesses, and there’s a lot of hope and hype around the potential for seaweed as a climate solution. The seaweed market has grown to become a $15 billion industry and it's projected to grow to $25 billion by 2028.To learn more, I caught up with two aspiring seaweed startup founders: Alexia Akbay and Julia Marsh. Their companies couldn’t be more different – one is using seaweed to eliminate plastic packaging and the other is

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