Waste to Value
Waste to Value is a bi-weekly podcast hosted by journalist Justin R. Wolf. The pod is devoted to exploring the waste-to-value economy and celebrating the innovations and innovators leading this industrial revolution. New episodes every other Monday.
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"It's a web, not a circle": Preview of "Waste to Value" Episode 2
We tend to praise so-called closed loops because, to our thinking, they mimic natural systems at work. Take two of the planet’s cycles - carbon and phosphorus - as exhibits A and B. Decomposition and leaching of elements into soils and wate...
The Value of Anonymous Waste
Let us consider anonymous architecture, or architecture without architects, as it were: ubiquitous, utilitarian, and seemingly void of authorship.
A building’s function and utility rarely concerns itself with monumental flourish or modern...
Presenting "Waste to Value"
For the inaugural episode of Waste to Value, I connected with Lew Epstein, CEO of Lot21, a non-profit content platform and resource for advancing climate action across the built environment to help decarbonize the world.
Lew’s environmenta...
The potential future of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technologies
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Enjoy this short preview of my conversation with Lew Epstein, founder of Lot21.
Lot21 is a non-profit content platf...
Visionary or Pragmatist ... why not both?
“Waste to Value” exists to focus on real people who are perfecting real solutions on behalf of our built environment and our planet’s natural systems. The world needs dreamers, obviously, but too often the very things that drive circular ec...
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Waste to Value is a bi-weekly podcast hosted by journalist Justin R. Wolf. The pod is devoted to exploring the waste-to-value economy and celebrating the innovations and innovators leading this industrial revolution. New episodes every other Monday.
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