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Modern Hydrogen is pushing forward new energy solutions to create more affordable, efficient and carbon sequestering energy options using hydrogen. CEO of Modern Hydrogen, Tony Pan and I discuss the ins and outs of his business and what the future holds for clean energy and its byproducts! Learn more at www.stufftv.org #StuffTV #Sustainability #ModernHydrogen #CleanEnergy #Hydrogen #EcoFriendly #E...

The average person uses 200 products each year. That’s 200 opportunities to make sustainable choices. Annalee Krebs is the creator of the website SocialNature, a website that focuses on helping people discover and embrace eco-friendly and sustainable products.  Learn more at www.stufftv.org #StuffTV #Sustainability #SocialNature # Eco-consciousProducts #MakeTheSwitch #ClimateChange #SustainablePro...

It’s HOT out! Daniel Betts, CEO of Blue Frontier and I discuss how heat affects the human body, the world, and why air conditioning is so expensive. Blue Frontier seeks to provide a sustainable solution to the lack of efficiency in air conditioning by utilizing the conditioners at the right time of day, along with sourcing its power from other sustainable sources.  Learn more at www.stufftv.org #S...

Ocean waves possess immense power, a potential that can be harnessed as a sustainable source referred to as wave energy or tidal energy. Join us as we chat with Inna Braverman, the CEO of Eco Wave Power, a renewable energy company with a patented technology for the generation of clean electricity from ocean and sea waves. Learn more at www.stufftv.org #StuffTV #Sustainability #CarbonNeutralClub #R...

Carbon Neutral Club is focused on delivering easy to understand climate metrics to companies and people so they can better understand their impact, while also providing meaningful and proven solutions. Co-Founder of Carbon Neutral Club, Jack Bruner, and I discuss the challenges he’s faced building the company and the path to a brighter future for everyone. Visit StuffTV.org to learn more. #StuffTV...

CEO of Chop Value, Felix Böck and I tackle the problem of sustainable utensils, starting with chopsticks. Chopsticks make for 0.015% of global waste, which may seem small, but it’s a BIG step towards building local circular micro factories to reuse our waste. Learn more at www.stufftv.org #StuffTV #Sustainability #ChopValue #Recycle #ChopSticks #Kitchen #SustainableKitchen

Founder of the largest climate seed fund in Canada, Mike Winterfield, discusses how important it is to become sustainable and circular in the economy. Mike helps fund the ability for existing companies to scale their impact and profit by providing solutions towards sustainable infrastructures. Learn more at www.stufftv.org #StuffTV #Sustainability #Ecofriendly #Recycle #Investor #VentureCapital

Sustain Life is a company that is all about helping large companies make the needed changes for a sustainable future. Annalee Bloomfield, CEO of Sustain life, and I, discuss the small but important steps that companies must take to get to the goal of reducing waste and Co2 emissions. Sometimes all it takes is a small shift in company mindset that tackling small inefficiencies are just as important...

Laura Wittig, co-founder and CEO at Brightly.eco explains how her experience in consumer fashion has shaped her journey to start a website (Brightly.eco) that is all about sustainability focused consumer products. #StuffTV #Sustainability #brightly #consumer #products #shopping #ecofriendly Visit www.stufftv.org for more info.

Ever wonder where your recycled aluminum cans go? Rostam Refschneider, CTO and Co-Founder of Hydrova, explains the process start to finish and how waste products produced during the processing of aluminum are also being used as a valuable resource in the continuing process of trying to become a circular society. Visit www.stufftv.org for more info.

Dive into the depths of waste management with Jeremy Walters, the Sustainability Ambassador for Republic Services. In this podcast, we talk about efficient re-use of trash, common misconceptions on disposal, and an A-Z walkthrough on how your trash is processed. Visit www.stufftv.org for more info.

Shoaib Iqbal, the 24 year old Co-Founder and CEO of Esper Satellites, explains his journey and perspective on creating satellites that will increase the data acquisition capabilities on climate change, and how this is only the start of his company's endeavor into data gathering! This data could help us better understand our impact on the planet, thus creating more opportunities and knowledge t...

We talk with Nick Hammond, the owner of Pacific Coast Spirits, to explore the energy-intensive nature of the distilling industry. We identify the most energy-consuming parts of the process and discuss the necessary improvements for a more eco-friendly distilling future. Visit www.stufftv.org for more info.

Jonas Jonsson goes in depth about the evolving landscape of eco-friendly concrete and discusses the latest techniques that minimize its environmental impact. Visit www.stufftv.org for more info.

Do you know the carbon footprint of your lunch, a virtual meeting, the average person in the US? We chat with Michelle Li, the innovative mind behind Clever Carbon. With her user-friendly website, clevercarbon.io, she's breaking down the barriers to understanding our individual impacts on the planet. Like nutritional labels, will understanding your carbon footprint have an effect on your choic...

Join policy expert Jonah Goldman as he takes us on an insightful journey, unpacking the crucial role of policy in driving the pace and innovation of climate initiative goals. Leveraging his extensive experience and unique first-hand perspective, Goldman demystifies the intricate dynamics between policy decisions and climate action. #StuffTV #ecofriendly #policy #technology #ecosustainability 

Jonas Johnson goes in serious depth on why construction is lagging behind in the area of eco-sustainability, and what needs to change foundationally to gain serious progress. Visit www.stufftv.org for more info.

Mark Herrema, founder of New Light, discuses the revolutionary system his company has developed to manufacture plastics using the same process microorganisms naturally execute at the ocean floor. This results in bio degradable plastics that can be used for all sorts of consumer goods including frames for stylish glasses 😎 🌎 Visit www.stufftv.org for more info. #ecosustainability #ecofriendly #su...

Creating a single t-shirt requires a ton of energy and resources. We sat down with SanMar, one of the biggest t-shirt makers on the planet, to get the inside scoop on the entire process from start to finish. We wanted to find out where we could make things more sustainable. Join us as we journey through the entire t-shirt-making process, from the cotton gin to your closet. Visit www.stufftv.org fo...

There are worries about the availability of lithium to meet the demand for electric vehicles. Extracting lithium from brine can be a lengthy process taking up to 18 months. Additionally, lithium brine extraction can have negative impacts on the environment, particularly in terms of water usage. Teague Egan highlights how EnergyX is rethinking lithium mining and extraction. Visit www.stufftv.org fo...

Recycling can be hard for people to understand, so we often make mistakes and put the wrong things in the wrong recycling bins. This makes it harder for recycling companies to sell the materials because they are dirty or mixed up with other things. Rebecca Hu from Glacier talks to us about AI powered recycling robots. Visit www.stufftv.org for more info.

We chat with Surinder Singh of Relyion Energy to understand what happens when millions of used electric car batteries aren't useful in a vehicle anymore? What does sustainable disposal of retired electric car batteries look like?

How Does Metal Recycling Contribute to aCircular Economy and Sustainability? Did you know most metals are reusable and many can be recycled many times over? We chat with Ryan Glant of Pacific Iron & Metal and get a behind the scenes tour of Pacific Iron & Metal.

You've heard the saying, a picture is worth 1000 words. Did you know a photo of a turtle with a straw in its nose kickstarted the movement to ban single use plastic straws? We chat with artist Nicole Kelner. Through watercolors, she simplifies complex climate challenges and presents them in a beautiful and approachable manner, with the aim of inspiring climate action.

What we see as consumers is merely the finished product, but the carbon footprint is largely determined by the manufacturing, packaging, and transportation processes that take place behind the scenes. We chat with global supply chain thought leader, Tyler Cole, about the role of the freight industry in meeting supply chain net-zero sustainability goals.