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Nathan Stone

Nathan Stone

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Oct 23, 2024

Why aren’t we attacking climate change like it’s WWIII?

An argument for U.S. leadership in climate policy.

Why aren’t we attacking climate change like it’s WWIII?

Nathan Stone

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Jul 8, 2024

Tesla: an EV charging superhero or supervillain?

Somebody needs to fix the EV charging network

Tesla: an EV charging superhero or supervillain?

Nathan Stone

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Jun 27, 2024

How low-carbon building materials are shaping real estate projects

Some of the sexiest climate technology buzzwords these days include “electrification”, “virtual power plants”, and “renewable bio-fuels”…

How low-carbon building materials are shaping real estate projects

Nathan Stone

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Mar 21, 2024

Surviving the four possible futures of EV charging

EV charging part 2 of 2: The long term future of EV charging

Surviving the four possible futures of EV charging

Nathan Stone

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Mar 15, 2024

Something has to pop: Pressure squeezes EV charging from all sides

EV charging part 1 of 2: The trajectory of EV charging in the short term

Something has to pop: Pressure squeezes EV charging from all sides

Nathan Stone

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Dec 21, 2023

Agriculture is poised for an AI-powered, sustainability-driven revolution

Farmers are turning to Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to feed people, restore soil, and reclaim carbon.

Agriculture is poised for an AI-powered, sustainability-driven revolution

Nathan Stone

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Oct 3, 2023

Fighting the tendency to normalize climate change disasters: my account of the Maui fires

We won’t understand exactly how it would feel to shiver neck-high in water for hours, or feel the sear of embers chasing our escape, or…

Fighting the tendency to normalize climate change disasters: my account of the Maui fires

Nathan Stone

Nathan Stone

A current MBA student at Kellogg, an ex-consultant, a climate tech enthusiast, and a lifetime snow skiing / outdoors fanatic.

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