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EPISODE · Jan 3, 2021 · 37 MIN

#4 - How Can Technology Help Solve Climate Change?

from Make Peas Not Beef · host Lilly Tong

A deep dive on clean technology, where we examine the environmental impact and technological innovations in each of the following sectors: 1. Clean energy: energy generation (solar, wind, fusion), energy storage, energy efficiency. 2. Transportation: Tesla, electric vehicles, lithium-ion batteries, autonomous vehicles, ridesharing 3. Agriculture: animal farming, Beyond Meat, Just Inc., lab-grown meat 4. Telecommunications: the internet, data centers, 5G, electronic devices, Cobalt mining 5. Smart Cities: Internet of Things (IOT), the smart grid, smart traffic networks, smart trash sorting 6. Waste Treatment: Food waste, innovations in waste treatment 7. Design: Interior & Urban design, Supply chain, fast fashion, the surprising environmental impact of jeans 8. Geoengineering: solar geoengineering, sulfuric aerosols, carbon capture and sequestration. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to email me at [email protected]. I’d love to hear from you! Feel free to visit my website, www.makepeasnotbeef.com for more information. Peace and love y’all! 🤗 Lilly --------- Music: Blue Wednesday - Mother Nature https://chll.to/a630db2b

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