Climate Change
Zero Hunger: The Big AgTech Opportunity Paid Members Public
People experiencing moderate food insecurity often cannot eat a healthy, balanced diet due to income or other resource constraints. If these trends continue, an estimated 840 million people will be hungry by 2030.
ExO Hits of the Week - 29 July 2022 Paid Members Public
In this week’s ExO ‘Hits of the Week,’ here is what our community is reading: Modern Business Models Will Drive the Post-Pandemic World Nearly half of Gen Z is using TikTok and Instagram for search instead of Google, according to Google's own data
The Global Responsibility of Exponential Organizations Paid Members Public
The technological advances that have been developed as a result of this Fourth Industrial Revolution present a window of opportunity for states and international organizations to address global problems in a much more effective and coordinated manner.
Exponential Ventures For Global Problems Paid Members Public
It is easy to conclude that we live in a bittersweet world; on the one hand, we have fewer global tragedies, but on the other hand, we are destroying the planet with our actions, to the extent that there are already companies that are thinking about how to establish life on another planet.
Exponential Hits of the Week - 1 July 2022 Paid Members Public
In this week’s Exponential ‘Hits of the Week,’ here is what our community is reading
Salim Ismail: A Barrel of Oil Will be Worth Near Zero Paid Members Public
We're moving from energy scarcity to energy abundance over the next few years, primarily driven by solar energy, which is doubling every 22 months in its price performance and has been doing so for 40 years.
12 Ways Quantum Computing Can Radically Change The World! Paid Members Public
Quantum computers will disrupt each industry. It will change the manner in which we work together and the security we have set up to protect information, how we battle ailment and design new materials, and tackle wellbeing and atmosphere issues.
Get Past Global Warming: The Future Needs Global Cooling Paid Members Public
McKinsey projects that with just that additional 0.3oC rise above pre-industrial levels, 800 million more people will face severe climate extremes including heat stress, urban water shortages, flooding, and drought.
