Shared Future

The fashion industry generates millions of tonnes of textile waste each year, much of which ends up in landfills or incinerators. This isn't just an environmental crisis, it's an economic and societal failure. Ravel, the textile recycling pioneer, is tack

Aerogels-extremely insulative, lightweight, and thin material-have been around for almost 100 years, in applications ranging from aerospace to renewable energy to energy storage. High costs and a slow pace of innovation has hampered their wider adoption,

Significant and devastating wildfires are the new normal. The effects of climate change worsen the spread and intensity through rising temperatures, droughts, and extreme weather, but directly preventable human actions-poor land management, deforestation,

The global market for apparel is just massive. Not only does it account for 1.6% of the world's GDP, it involves venture-scale businesses across brands, retailers and manufacturers. As with most major industries, it has an outsized environmental impact ne

When people think about electric vehicle charging infrastructure, most people think about the necessity of affordable and accessible charging in workplaces and publicly accessible areas. Given most early adopters of electric cars have tended to live in si

Our reliance on industrial animal agriculture has strained food systems worldwide, but the path to more sustainable nutrition is becoming clearer.

From plastics to fuels to foods to fabrics, every facet of our lives is defined by polymers. Yet, with fluctuating oil prices, inefficient catalytic processes, and mounting pressure around carbon emissions, the trillion-dollar polymer industry is in a pre

Commercial, residential, and industrial buildings are the second largest contributor of global CO2 emissions. New city regulations, like NYC's Local Law 97, are designed to penalize structures that exceed certain thresholds, but building owners are often

Despite a growing amount of funding (to the tune of $2T annually) flowing into new decarbonization projects, it is incredibly challenging for project developers to complete the paperwork needed to access that funding.

Building operations are responsible for about 25% of global energy CO2 emissions. In dense cities, like NYC, DC, Boston and Philadelphia, these numbers are even higher. In some jurisdictions like NYC, cities are actually taking action to penalize building