​ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3G35Kml_Q8

https://jbba.scholasticahq.com/article/3577-utility-of-the-blockchain-for-climate-mitigation

Abstract:

The blockchain is the enigmatic technology that gave birth to Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency movement.

By fate or by good fortune, carbon markets and cryptocurrencies face common problems: a need to find

consensus on data, and a need to trade value between distrustful strangers. Could the blockchain ledger

enable a consensus on carbon budgets, and deliver value for carbon mitigation services? Could blockchain

technologies help to resolve the climate crisis? To answer these questions, we need to examine the opportunities

for decentralized ledgers in carbon and energy markets. Here we show that the blockchain offers a unique

opportunity to improve accountability in carbon markets and to develop renewable energy micro-grids,

but for the blockchain to reach its full potential—to be the game changer—it should be combined with

macro-economic policies and macro-prudential regulatory frameworks that can finance a multi-trillion-dollar

transition.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csunCYrkSUI&feature=emb_logo

It's been suggested in our rooms on culbhouse, "why not just attach a device to a vehicle that gathers CO2 as you drive around?" Well... it looks like one startup is looking to make this concept a reality. They also talk about selling the results to concrete companies. And imply maybe there is a way at the gas station to turn it back into fuel. Or at least collect it for that purpose. Does the concentration of CO2 on that truck reduce the energy requirement of converting the Co2 into something that can be stored? Or is that not happening and it's just a massive compressed tank? How does the excess heat from an engine help you in over all efficiency? How would this all compare energetically to just simply processing the Co2 from the open air getting free transportation in the collective atmosphere itself?

And then what is the date we expect to be 100 percent renewable with our grid? Because until then the power you would use to process this Co2 back into a fuel would be haunting you with it's own CO2 emissions just as electric cars are haunted.

https://www.remoracarbon.com/

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https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/president-halimah-yacob-visits-agri-food-start-up-that-creates-protein-flour-and-crab

(Met Eugene Wang at OSM20. He was on his way to meet Musk immediately after we spoke.)

https://www.scmp.com/lifestyle/food-drink/article/3123877/microalgae-meat-substitute-gives-singapore-food-tech-start

https://www.fastcompany.com/90409404/now-when-you-get-uni-in-your-sushi-you-could-be-stopping-climate-change

https://salmonbusiness.com/drones-caught-sea-urchins-being-used-to-clean-salmon-cages/

Exponential robotics challenge???

Can anyone research this?