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Eric Jeffrey Kaufman
Experienced executive with a focus on real estate, finance, and climate resilience
Eric Jeffrey Kaufman
Eric Jeffrey Kaufman is currently the Chief Executive Officer of E-Z Microgrids, a position he has held since November 2021.1 He is also the Chief Financial Officer of Veric Industries, LLC, a role he has maintained since November 2020.1
Kaufman has an extensive background in real estate, finance, and environmental consulting. He founded The Natural Resilience Foundation, a not-for-profit organization focused on building awareness about climate resilience.1 He has served as President of EAV Realty Corp, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Clear Springs Communities, Executive Director of The Friends of the Dryline, President of Built Environment, Inc., CFO & Co-Founder of New York Wheel LLC, and held various other leadership positions throughout his career.1
In addition to his professional work, Kaufman is an author and climate activist. He has written a book called "How to Save Millions of Lives - A Call to Action" that serves as a blueprint for sustainable and resilient community development.12 His science fiction and political thriller works have captivated readers around the world, exploring themes of power, wealth, and morality.2
Kaufman holds a Master of Business Administration degree from The Wharton School.3 He is based in Austin, Texas.13
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I queried Chat GPT for areas that have elevations above 100 feet, clean air, clean and adequate water supply, and the easy ability to grow food. The link above shows 7 areas in the U. S. that meet that criteria.
Just came back from a 3 night trip to Manhattan and was heartened to see that the first portion of the Big U endeavor to protect lower Manhattan and Brooklyn from the potential ravages of climate change has begun in earnest.
There was serious construction off the FDR Drive and in Battery Park.
I was actively involved in it's initial planning and strategy from 2012-2015.
On another note, where will all the flood water be diverted to?
I think that is a question for AI and climate change models that we must develop ASAP, imo.
When it comes to AI, I have come to conclusion that Open AI's Chat GPT-4 is currently inferior to Google's Gemini.
Google's LLM model appears to utilize many more "tokens," which I believe are packets of information.
I would like to hear from more informed sources in the Climate Change and AI fields to chime in.
I think we can have better solutions in a relatively shorter period of time by combining Climate Science with AI.
The time is NOW.
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