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Dr. Andrea Licata
#Innovation and #Sustainability Solutions Architect - Berlin & Geneva
Dr. Andrea Licata is a prominent figure in the green innovation and climate action sectors, currently serving as a Brand Ambassador at Ahoy! Berlin. He is also the founder of TalentEco, a consultancy based in Berlin that focuses on supporting green startups and facilitating connections between entrepreneurs and investors committed to sustainability initiatives.12
With approximately thirty years of experience in organizing conferences and events, Dr. Licata has dedicated his career to fostering discussions around climate activation and implementation. His work includes organizing both in-person and virtual events that bring together startup teams to explore innovative solutions for environmental challenges.12 Through TalentEco, he provides strategic consultancy services and resources aimed at promoting sustainable business practices among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).1
Dr. Licata's commitment to climate action positions him as a key influencer in the movement toward a more sustainable future, emphasizing active participation rather than passive expectation of change.1
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Extreme heat in winter.
"We have just observed the highest temperature ever recorded in winter in Australia.
Multiple weather stations have been breaking records, highest temperature came in today at +41.6°C in Western Australia (Yampi Sound). Astonishing intensity of heat for winter."
Credit to Scott Duncan, Meteorologist https://scottduncanwx.com/ https://lnkd.in/eJAN5pih
#australia #climate #weather #extremeweather #extremeheat #climatechange #globalwarming.
This graph seems very clear to me. Follow the science.
"The carbon cycle has been close to equilibrium through the Holocene; we know this because we measure atmospheric CO2 concentrations in ice cores. But in the past few centuries CO2 has increased by 50%, and is now at the highest level in millions of years due to human emissions."
Zeke Hausfather, climate scientist https://lnkd.in/eVRpzyQp
Graph/Credit to: Berkeley Earth https://lnkd.in/eBgpYQuM
"A graph reflecting atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations over the last 10,000 years.
Due in large part to the burning of fossil fuels, carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere have now risen about 50% above the preindustrial level. At recent rates of growth, we would reach double the preindustrial by ~2075."
#sustainability #future #co2 #emissions #climate #climatechange #science
