Solving the problem of climate change is anything but simple. We can’t just reduce CO2 emissions — we need to remove and transform what we have already put into our environment. Check out these innovative approaches for reducing and transforming CO2 emissions.
Read MoreNow more than ever we are seeing scientists examine nature, its systems and processes, and use that as inspiration for innovative and sustainable ways of solving human problems. Here are 5 companies who have set out to use biomimicry to solve bluetech problems:
Read MoreSeaAhead recently caught up with Aquaai co-founder and CEO Liane Thompson to discuss how the company’s robotic fish are helping fish farmers and others in bluetech to make more informed, and more environmentally sound decisions.
Read MoreBevi’s Sean Grundy talks about the environmental origins of his company and how the investment community reacts to mission-driven companies.
Read MoreCoral reefs are rapidly dying due to climate change, pollution, and overfishing. Over 30% have died since the 1970s, and 90% are projected to die by 2050. But Coral Vita co-founders Sam Teicher and Gator Halpern believe they’ve found a solution to protect and restore coral reefs for generations to come. Halpern caught up with SeaAhead recently to discuss their specialized land-based coral farms, and how they intend to protect reefs to be able to sustain communities and nations well into the future.
Read MoreSeaAhead recently caught up with REV Ocean CEO Nina Jensen to talk about the how the group plans to bring together varied stakeholders from across the ocean ecosystem.
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