🌐 Emergency Brake for the Climate: Superpollutants

Wednesday, November 4
5:00 – 7:00 PM
9Zero Climate Innovation Hub
San Francisco, California, US
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Superpollutants like methane, black carbon and refrigerant gases are behind roughly half of the warming we’re seeing today. They’re also some of the fastest levers we have to slow it down. Join us for An Emergency Brake for the Climate: Superpollutants, an interactive session on what superpollutants are, where they come from and the solutions that can cut them quickly. Come ready to learn, ask questions and connect with others working to pull the emergency brake on climate change. Featuring: Erika Schiller & Tauni Swenson, ClimeCo: ClimeCo is a sustainability advisor and environmental markets firm that develops carbon projects tackling high-impact gases, including refrigerant destruction and industrial emissions reductions. Ning Jeng, Recoolit: Recoolit recovers and safely destroys refrigerant gases from cooling systems in emerging markets, turning a major source of superpollutant emissions into verified climate impact. Monica Prabhu & Nidhi Rathi, Methane Mitigation Council: The Methane Mitigation Council brings together innovators, practitioners and investors to accelerate the deployment of methane measurement and mitigation solutions. This is a 🌐 9Zero Cluster Meetup, a sector-specific group led by subject matter experts. With online tools and monthly in-person meetups, Clusters help 9Zero members meet others in their area of interest. About 9Zero:  We’re a members-only community of founders, investors, scientists, and innovators accelerating climate solutions through meaningful relationships. Apply to join at www.9Zero.com

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9Zero Climate Innovation Hub, San Francisco, California, US
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