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Welcome to Exponential Climate Action Summit III Live on September 23rd at 2 pm - 8 pm CEST / 8 am - 2 pm EDT. Ask questions directly to our speakers on stage by commenting on this post. They will answer here in the app during and after the broadcast. Read about how the We Don't have Time review system works: https://app.wedonthavetime.org/posts/07a9b6ba-09ff-4710-9677-0f40f0d52eaf Speaker program and more info: https://www.wedonthavetime.org/circularity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBFZmOeQ5dM
Edgar Hertwich
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As an IPCC author, you get to answer the really big questions. Please let me know what you think of the video that my university made. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6kMTME_cCM
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Great video - We really need to mitigate the investment toward renewable energy.
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Thanks for sharing! Very informative and useful video.
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Great video Edgar. And welcome to WeDontHaveTime. Your job is very important! Keep it up!
Edgar Hertwich, Professor in Industrial Ecology at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, has concluded that more intensive use of floor space, such as multi-family homes, is the most effective strategy to reduce the massive emissions from the construction sector, which today makes up 40 percent of all material use, measured in carbon footprint. ”The most effective strategy, that we could follow in our work, is to have a more intensive use of the buildings. Less floor space per capita”, he said in his keynote speech at Exponential Climate Action Summit III – Circularity and the Race to Zero. In his speech, Edgar Hertwich proposed seven strategies of material efficiency that could save 35% of the emissions from the residential sector by 2050. Connecting to the Professor's speech, @oskarstorm, @perklevnas, and @arnaudmarquis shared their material efficiency solutions to rethink the built environment: wood facades, recycled floors, and prevention of material overuse. https://youtu.be/2I8jWAEGS-s Listen to the whole panel, and learn about material efficiency strategies and other solutions to a more sustainable way of living in the material world: https://youtu.be/_sDwFw-899g
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Sometimes the most effective solutions are also easiest to implement. Very interesting speech, @edgarhertwich!
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Papa's Pizzeria is back! Thanks to Ruffle, you can now play Papa's Pizzeria for free on your web browser once again. Dad has automatically left town, leaving you in charge of the royal pizza. https://papaspizzeriagame.io
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Large scale momentum is building. This is the tipping point (the past few years). Let's make tangible change happen, together!
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This will be our best broadcast yet 💪🏽