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How to Use Capitalism as a Climate Solution(ericvanular.com)
2 points by ericvanular 6y ago|1 comments
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by ericvanular 6y ago
EVs themselves are ready, the infrastructure is still a limiting factor. We need to keep working until range anxiety isn't an issue
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Basically yes, it is extremely geographically dependent
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by ericvanular 6y ago
Honestly it provides a huge amount of the base load in Ontario (~60%) and for most intents and purposes is clean. Debatable if we'd be able to get new reactors built today but I'm glad it exists
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by ericvanular 6y ago
The true energy solution to climate change will need to be a mix of wind, solar, nuclear, storage, and more. No one generation method will solve all of our issues. We need to start being more technology agnostic (small plug for the https:&
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by ericvanular 6y ago
Hey HugeAcumen, that is great feedback. I've now changed the permissions to allow guests to be able to search. Check it out again and feel free to join us if you'd like :)
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by ericvanular 6y ago
This is in my backyard (ish)! Strange given that I started https://collective.energy to create more dialogue around innovative climate solutions but never even saw the old salt mine as an opportunity
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by ericvanular 6y ago
I built the community at https://collective.energy to help environmental entrepreneurs have a platform to find an audience, get feedback, and collaborate!
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by ericvanular 6y ago
Check out https://enviro.work ! I'm the founder and created the site because I felt similarly to you. Aligning personal values and your career is a great feeling
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by ericvanular 6y ago
Hey EGreg, we're generating ideas, sharing feedback, and building climate solutions over at https://collective.energy if you'd like to join a community of no-nonsense doers
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by ericvanular 6y ago
Great to see progress, even if it is incremental and not where we need to be yet. We're really seeing the death knell in coal these days, with the power sector leading the way. (ps. check out https://collective.energy for m
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by ericvanular 6y ago
There's an ongoing discussion happening around this at https://collective.energy/topic/91/rock-weathering-for-remov... If you're into promoting discourse on climate solutions, come join us!
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by ericvanular 6y ago
Really interesting potential application. Cross posting this on https://collective.energy for sure
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by ericvanular 6y ago
Great to see checks getting written for climate projects again! For anyone who may be interested, there's a supportive climate focused community and interesting climate projects over at https://collective.energy (founder he
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by ericvanular 6y ago
Paradoxically, the way to help create solutions to the climate crisis is... the same way we got into this mess - by following the money. Most people realize that we all need to create impactful solutions to the urgent environmental situatio
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Capitalism as a Climate Solution(ericvanular.com)
2 points by ericvanular 6y ago|1 comments
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by ericvanular 6y ago
Thanks for your support! Feel free to join the community at https://collective.energy as well for more discussion about climate solutions
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by ericvanular 6y ago
https://enviro.work is built on Django! It's an environmentally-focused jobs board for those looking to align their career with the climate crisis
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by ericvanular 6y ago
Over the quarantine, I shipped https://enviro.work as a complementary jobs board to the community at https://collective.energy
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by ericvanular 6y ago
Join the community at https://collective.energy or find a job at https://enviro.work working to help the environment! (disclaimer: I'm the founder)
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by ericvanular 6y ago
I used to work for one of the largest independent power producers in Canada. Even in 2014, they were divesting from fossil fuel based generation and pouring everything into renewables. Great ideal, but it takes time! Small plug for https:&
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by ericvanular 6y ago
Thank you for the feedback! I'll try to prevent newcomers commenting next time
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by ericvanular 6y ago
Really appreciate the support. Feel free to join us at collective.energy and share with anyone else who you think would benefit from the community
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by ericvanular 6y ago
Good call, I'll add some kind of About component
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by ericvanular 6y ago
Thanks for your support. Feel free to share the site around!
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by ericvanular 6y ago
Yes, that is on the product road map for sure. Thanks for your feedback and for caring!
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We're rapidly adding more sources. I'm based in Canada myself so I'll work on getting some more options for you. We'd love to have your company post their openings on the site as well
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by ericvanular 6y ago
Being aware is the first step in changing. I'm certain that your impact is a net positive. Thanks for caring!
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by ericvanular 6y ago
Tagging is definitely on the product road map! Great suggestions, we'll see if we can get park and forest service jobs
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by ericvanular 6y ago
We did a lot of manual work to vet and curate the sources here. Using our own framework to assess in addition to common sense for what doesn't pass the smell test. Feel free to suggest new sources or provide feedback for any you don&#x

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