The clean energy transition is finally reaching the kitchen.

Copper is building 21st-century battery-embedded appliances that work on 20th-century infrastructure—the aging grid we have today.

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Those who say capitalism and climate can't co-exist haven't been paying attention to Interface.

It's been a sustainability pioneer for three decades.

This next phase - "All in on Carbon" - will be its most transformational yet.

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The future of mobility folds in ten seconds, fits under your desk, and is upsizing for America.

@bromptonbicycle.bsky.social folding bikes are a design icon with a 50-year legacy. President for the Americas, Juliet Scott-Croxford, joins Supercool to share the ride ahead.

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Better stories scale climate solutions.

Keith Zakheim, CEO of @antennagroup.bsky.social, joins Supercool to unpack how smart messaging sways skeptics, shifts markets, and makes clean energy feel as American as football in the fall.

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Tommy Gibbons isn’t the first Goldman Sachs alum to pivot into climate. But he might be the only one doing it with hemp.

Hempitecture makes U.S.-grown, carbon-negative insulation that installs like fiberglass—minus the glass shards.

They call it HempWool.

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Hemp grows up.

If you haven't yet visited a hemp field with its rows of 20-foot stalks rippling in the wind, and the promise of America in the air, this Supercool episode featuring the company reinvigorating the industry is the next closest thing.

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What happens as solar and battery costs continue to rapidly decline?

"You're going to start seeing big industrial companies and big data centers powering themselves mostly with on-site generation and storage..."

David Roberts, @volts.wtf, discussed with me on Supercool: getsuper.cool/podcast