I want you to learn more…what CA companies are doing thus? Are these all private or are governmental agencies involved. How can I get involved? Mark, your writing is exceptional. The subject, so important.
Laurel -- There is lots happening all over. A lot of it in green tech startups, so private. But some of the technology they are using came out of R&D that was government funded (NREL material discovery database that I talk about in post #3) and the creation of on enzyme eating plastics coming out of UT Austin that I talk about in post #4). While I didn't target CA companies specifically, Glacier Robotics, who I talk about in post #4 is based in the Bay Area: https://endwaste.io/. Happy to talk more.
Hi Mark! I’ve so far listened to #1, so will keep listening. Thanks for the info. This is one of the most important issues we face today, thank you for being on the cutting edge and making a difference!! Education is the first step, right?!
CA I will add is one of the most progressive states when it comes to forward looking legislation around the circular economy. Maybe that's its own post.
This is a remarkably compact and accessible introduction to AI vs. The Plastics Problem.
On to Part 2!
I want you to learn more…what CA companies are doing thus? Are these all private or are governmental agencies involved. How can I get involved? Mark, your writing is exceptional. The subject, so important.
Laurel -- There is lots happening all over. A lot of it in green tech startups, so private. But some of the technology they are using came out of R&D that was government funded (NREL material discovery database that I talk about in post #3) and the creation of on enzyme eating plastics coming out of UT Austin that I talk about in post #4). While I didn't target CA companies specifically, Glacier Robotics, who I talk about in post #4 is based in the Bay Area: https://endwaste.io/. Happy to talk more.
Hi Mark! I’ve so far listened to #1, so will keep listening. Thanks for the info. This is one of the most important issues we face today, thank you for being on the cutting edge and making a difference!! Education is the first step, right?!
CA I will add is one of the most progressive states when it comes to forward looking legislation around the circular economy. Maybe that's its own post.