To combat climate change, it is crucial that we pursue aggressive strategies to lower carbon emissions and actively remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. A wealth of innovative technologies spanning various sectors offer promising solutions to accomplish these ambitious goals.

The renewable energy landscape has witnessed remarkable advancements, with sources like solar and wind power increasingly fulfilling substantial portions of our energy requirements. However, a key obstacle preventing the widespread adoption of renewables as a primary energy source is the current limitations in energy storage capabilities.

Beyond tapping into natural resources like solar and wind power, there is immense potential to innovate and generate energy by incorporating cutting-edge technologies into our existing infrastructure.

Improving traceability and transparency in renewable energy dealings, streamlining peer-to-peer power exchanges, and promoting efficient grid administration are crucial. Leveraging smart contracts and decentralized platforms can enable secure, automated energy transactions, ultimately empowering end users.

Food systems are responsible for around one-quarter (26%) of global greenhouse gas emissions, 90% of deforestation globally, and 80% of all water consumed. Food system also accounts for major negative impact to the ocean ecosystem. There is huge potential to shift the conventional system and lifestyle to mitigate these damages.