The Path Forward: Regional to Global Circular Solutions
Circular economy approaches can create trillions of dollars per year in economic gains and millions of jobs. The same approaches could achieve one third of the Paris climate goals while reducing all environmental impacts and resource consumption without major public investment. How can the private sector lead the way for this new future of commerce? What are the barriers?
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The Global Aspirations of COP26
Preceding the COP26 in Glasgow the US and China agreed to strongly reduce their pollution levels, but their actual mechanisms are not yet agreed. Will this dissuade the developing Asian nations who attend COP26? What are the politics involved? What are the odds of a breakthrough like Kyoto or Paris?
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As part of Princeton’s series of panel discussions on climate tech topics, this panel features one of the lead researchers of the Net-Zero America Project and three Princeton founders with innovative solutions that address carbon mitigation in various consumer sectors.
Nations globally acknowledged the 2015 UN Paris Accord yet much of the momentum to reduce climate impacts is in the private sector. Businesses working with access to over $35 trillion to address climate issues can create positive change. What is your firm doing to meet the climate change criteria?
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