This video makes me feel like I could’ve went to Harvard

Amazing talk!

bro the yapper at the end of video is saying nothing

The integration of climate topics into the curriculum at HBS, as discussed by Professors Matheson, Gandhi, and Henderson, is commendable. Incorporating climate considerations into MBA cases and courses, along with practical experiences from international field courses and independent projects, equips students with the necessary skills and insights to address pressing global challenges effectively. This holistic approach fosters informed leadership in sustainability.

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Respectful Greetings! To: Harvard Business School. Climate tech refers to technologies and innovations specifically designed to address the challenges of climate change and promote environmental sustainability. These technologies aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, enhance climate resilience, and support the transition to a low-carbon economy. Here's an overview of key areas within climate tech: 1. Renewable Energy Technologies Solar Power: Technologies that capture and convert sunlight into electricity using solar panels and photovoltaic cells. Wind Energy: Wind turbines that generate electricity from wind power. Hydroelectric Power: Using flowing or falling water to generate electricity through hydroelectric dams or small-scale hydropower systems. 2. Energy Efficiency Smart Grids: Advanced electrical grids that use digital technology to optimize energy distribution and consumption. Building Technologies: Innovations like energy-efficient lighting, insulation, and HVAC systems that reduce energy use in buildings. Appliances and Electronics: Development of energy-efficient appliances and electronic devices to reduce electricity consumption. 3. Transportation and Mobility Electric Vehicles (EVs): Vehicles powered by electricity, including cars, buses, and bikes, that reduce reliance on fossil fuels. Public Transport Innovations: Developing efficient and sustainable public transport systems, such as electric buses and high-speed trains. Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS): Integrating various forms of transportation services into a single accessible on-demand mobility service. 4. Agriculture and Food Production Precision Agriculture: Using data and technology to optimize farming practices, improve crop yields, and reduce resource use. Sustainable Farming: Innovations in organic farming, agroforestry, and regenerative agriculture that enhance soil health and reduce emissions. Alternative Proteins: Development of plant-based and lab-grown meat alternatives to reduce the environmental impact of traditional livestock farming. 5. Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) Direct Air Capture: Technologies that capture carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere. Carbon Sequestration: Storing captured carbon in underground geological formations or through natural processes like reforestation. 6. Water and Waste Management Water Conservation: Technologies for efficient water use, recycling, and desalination to address water scarcity. Waste Reduction: Innovations in recycling, composting, and waste-to-energy technologies to reduce landfill use and greenhouse gas emissions. 7. Resilience and Adaptation Climate Resilient Infrastructure: Building infrastructure that can withstand extreme weather events and changing climate conditions. Early Warning Systems: Technologies for monitoring and predicting natural disasters to improve preparedness and response. Summary Climate tech encompasses a wide range of technologies and innovations aimed at combating climate change and promoting a sustainable future. By investing in and adopting these technologies, we can reduce our environmental impact and enhance our resilience to climate-related challenges. Courteously! Luis Lopes

Respectful Greetings! To: Harvard Business School. What is climate tech? Climate tech deals with technology that combats climate change by mitigating global greenhouse gas emissions. This includes removing greenhouse gases in the environment and reducing future emissions. Climate tech initiatives include the following: Agri-tech. Agri-tech helps mitigate greenhouse gases with initiatives such as reducing livestock manure, using less pesticides and improving crop-growing processes -- for example, by using aeroponics. Afforestation. To assist with carbon capture, afforestation creates new forests so that trees can reduce carbon dioxide and add oxygen to the air, reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Organizations work with the timber industry to help restore trees in degraded areas. Carbon capture. The main gas contributing to climate change and global heating is carbon dioxide. Capturing carbon and preventing it from going into the environment can help mitigate the effects. Manufacturers are looking for clean energy using carbon capture technology, which takes carbon from the manufacturer, stores it, and turns it into hydrogen for power with minimal or zero greenhouse gas emissions. Geoengineering. Also referred to as climate engineering, geoengineering's goal is to alter the climate system to reduce the effects of climate change. One way to do this is to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere by capturing the gas and storing it below ground. Solar radiation management is another form of geoengineering that captures and reduces the sun's rays to prevent warming the Earth. What is clean tech? The term clean tech -- or clean technology -- started when new technologies were offered to investors to help reduce environmental damage back in the early 2000s. Other phrases such as green tech and eco-technology are sometimes used interchangeably with clean tech. Clean tech describes technology or businesses that offer renewable energy and environmentally friendly alternatives to existing technologies to limit environmental effects. Clean tech addresses soil, water and air pollution caused by "dirty" technologies, such as coal, gas, oil, mining, transportation and manufacturing. Clean tech can also address energy efficiency in areas such as the following: Clean water. Water is essential to human life, but clean water is not universally available. As the global population grows, industries are looking for ways to clean and reuse water so that new sources are not needed. An example of new technology is the portable filters from Innovative Water Technologies that use solar and wind power to clean water from any location. Air quality and pollution. The quality of air directly affects health, wildlife and nature. Tracking air quality and pollution can help determine areas people should avoid at times and determine what will affect the air quality. Recycling and waste. Dumping waste into the ocean or on the ground presents a problem because space will run out. This directly affects the environment, making it difficult to find clean water. Recycling programs are working to address the problem, but plastics can be hard to recycle when mixed with other chemicals and materials during production. Companies are looking at ways to reduce the use of plastic for more recyclable materials, such as bio-based plastics. Clean energy. This technology creates energy from renewable energy sources and zero-emission sources. Examples of popular clean energy include solar panels, wind farms and floating solar panels. There are several green energy sources offering competitive rates and growth, including renewable hydrogen and hydropower. Courteously! Luis Lopes

Rohinga is criminal

Fake video ,

It helps me a lot ! thank you~

Utter propaganda. These Big Corps are in it because of al-Goreia eco-Terroirsm 'Carbon Credits.' It's like a pirate, claiming everyone on the ship wanted to 'make a donation to pirate retirement fund'. al-Goreian eco-Terroists' 'polycrisis' 'Hottest Day on Record!" in June 2023 magically aligned with Congress voting on Biden's $84Billion 'Renewable Energy' slush fund. _What are the odds!?_ Buried in HDR!s report, a disclaimer: *(...climate model simulation...)* _and it's been these FAKE climate model simulations ever since._ It's a FRAUD. Now it's CLIMATE BOILING!! with $300 Billion 'Climate Reparations Ransom, *for ln'dia, whose top export is FOSSIL FUELS!!* Here's a twist: Biden got his $84Billion 'Renewables' slush fund, _then Pentagon swooped in and skimmed $30Billion off for advanced B6l-l3 taxtical nvclear bvnker bvsters!!_ YOUR 'CLIMATE' TAXES, ... _off to TelAvivKyiv!!_ The People: "Climate Change' (c) is a Government Racket!" Government: _"Fill out your Scope 3 ESG Materiality Assessment Carbon Tax Return by April 15th!"_ Bwaaa,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha,ha!

Inspiring. Named an element after the her country, the same one that had banned her from studying, no less. What a woman. What a scientist. 🧑‍🔬

It's encouraging to see that half of public companies in the U.S. are actively investing in climate solutions, utilizing comprehensive databases to evaluate their efforts. The use of 10-K reports for identifying climate-related products and services is a strategic approach. However, it highlights the need for continued focus on sectors like aviation, which still lag behind. As demand for climate solutions is projected to increase by 2030, there's a timely opportunity for further innovation and investment in this area. 💡

I'm really impressed by the way these people are intelligently exchange information and knowledge, the fun to intervening have to be real! Courses...really consistent.

Yes Yes! the move towards Sustainability is an opportunity for the corporates. So good for the U.S. to lead the Sustainability-driven economy and no doubt Harvard will play an important role. AI and climate solutions..That's the future.

Ronnie is woke af

Quiz: what could possibly go wrong? Energy is the key constraint. If you have a superhuman, ultra smart artificial intelligence which competes with humans for energy, who wins? 😂

this is a quality professor who loves what she does.

BORED. i wanna hear about AI. Not about business.

Goldman Sachs

Is that nick nolte?

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It’s very easy to fix the index fund ownership concentration problem. Make a law that the owners of the index fund get voting rights for the stocks owned in their fund.

David is perfect for Congress interview😂

hope this not Harvard

"gotten?" Really, Harvard? Was "become" too difficult?

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I dont trust this Guy.

I would not shut down operations, instead I would pause production and operations and I’d reach out to Elon for robots that take place of the humans in positions of everyone in the company that’s exposed to harmful or dangerous environments and promote those employees to positions of management of the robots through training

This coming from Harvard is hilarious.

Everytime I read about large companies going through M/A, Asia , the US or Europe, I check the parent companies of those foreign investors just to satisfy my curiosity. Some of them are originated from UAE prince, other middle Eastern companies, KKR, etc. My father in law lives in a nursing home in Michigan, and his place was acquired by a private firm twice in the last three years. Every acquisition came with closing of one on-site restaurant and less choices in the menu offered by other on-site restaurants.

Translation: Americans are being stolen from ripped off at every end, and short changed. They have become disengage and the financial elite are waking away with democracy and freedom. To become a financial tiger, you have to sell out so much of your self-respect and normal human psychology to attain a depraved predator-like persona. Even clawing back the imbalanced economic streams at this late in the heist, most normal people would never want to become the devil that they would need to be - just to claw back democracy. This is why power regimes form. Only devils want to be devils.

If you get an opportunity to attend one of these institutions for your management degrees, the most important thing you will realize that it is these discussions with people from all over the world with over 5 years of experience that makes your learning so different and unique!

“Performance is not a matter of public consumption” … refreshing to hear

The teacher is failing to channel their train of thought into the details surrounding the fatal accident but focusing on irrelevant perceived issues such as race and culture. Obviously, there were procedures in place but when something fails, we cannot focus on the WHO but rather on the WHAT that failed.

My dream❤

Yes ,this type of education ,we need during graduation also ,so we can understand our core field deeply by discussoing diff view point

I am a big fan of the case method....

I wouldn't call myself a pro-capitalist person by any means, but that doesn't mean I want the current system to collapse as that would harm the whole world. Private equity, vulture capitalism, etc. Are the effects of late stage capitalism, transparency is not enough. The reason it is not enough is that the majority of powerful media outlets are controlled by private interests, and would editorialize and distract from the situation indefinitely due to their allegiance to the capital-owning elites. There would need to be actual independent financial investigators with political backing that don't have the interests of capital influencing them to publicly expose the reality of the situation to the American public. I do agree that more disclosures to shareholders, but also the public is necessary for a functioning economy. I would also like independent reviewers that hold all economic firms accountable for harms dealt directly and indirectly to the American people, but unfortunately companies are persons without significant responsibility for the consequences of their actions.

For me, it's just basic questions worded differently like a typical seasoned theoretical professor from a prestigious university who doesn't have much technical knowledge

they’ve been conditioned by tabloid fox news to vote against their own interests

This reminded me of the realistate market when my high rise apartment was sold for over 175 million. The new owner raised the rental for 2 years and sold it for over 300 million. That new owner raised the rental again that most of the tenants moved out. Big cities more people have to have roommates.

You'll own nothing and you'll be happy

Clearly mosrly marketing. Cynthia was CEO of Anglogold Ashanti, and the decision depends on the Mine Management, depending on tye level tremor.There is zero tolerance of deaths in mining, and this case study is extremely sanitized. Most lives were lost in mining per day. South African Labour are extemely active in mining, and the environment is highly regulated