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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2025 · 34 MIN

Carbon-Negative Innovation with Josh Dorfman

from Social Entrepreneurship and Sustainability Show · host Dr Faiz Kamaludin

In this episode, we’re joined by Josh Dorfman, a climate entrepreneur, media innovator, and the voice behind The Lazy Environmentalist. Josh shares his journey building mission-driven companies like Plantd and Supercool, both aimed at solving climate challenges while driving business growth. We dive into the role of social entrepreneurship in scaling sustainable solutions, the future of carbon-negative materials, and the power of storytelling to inspire action. Whether you’re a changemaker, entrepreneur, or curious about climate innovation, this episode offers practical insights on balancing profit, purpose, and impact in today’s sustainability-driven world.  For more content, do visit:Josh’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dorfmanjoshSupercool’s Website: https://getsuper.coolSupercool’s Podcast: https://getsuper.cool/podcastCatalyst Now: https://catalystnow.netAstroX: https://www.angkasawan.org.myEmail Josh: [email protected] Dr Faiz: [email protected] Faiz’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gofaizCreating positive change, one episode at a time.

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