The ARC: Thoughts on a safe climate future
Joshua Elliott, Erik N. Martin, Eirini Malliaraki, Nick van Osdol, Dom, Charlotte DeWald, Kelly Erhart, Noah Deich, Noel BakhtianAt ARC we're thinking about catastrophic risks from future "climate emergencies" and the actions we need to take now to explore and expand the solution space to give society options for ensuring a safe climate -- https://arc-init.org/about
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Chief Scientist, Renaissance Philanthropy and Director of the ARC Initiative. Doing things in science and climate and policy. https://renaissancephilanthropy.org https://arc-init.org
Senior Fellow @ The Federation of American Scientists, formerly at the FTC, White House OSTP, and Unity
Born half beast, half goddess & will die as a machine
Writer, investor, startup advisor, media theorist/strategist. Focused on averting the worst harms of climate change in the 21st century. Also love to read and write fiction and poetry, take film photos, and old cars with no SIM cards.
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Kelly Erhart funds and supports teams accelerating research on tools to address climate overshoot and catastrophic climate risk at Outlier Projects, a philanthropy. Previously, she was a climate non-profit founder and entrepreneur.
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