Episode Synopsis "Climate conscious business with Kamine Development Corporation’s Matt Kamine"

There’s a common assumption that social and climate conscious business is not very lucrative. Organizations like infrastructure and manufacturing leader Kamine Development Corporation (KDC) are proving this wrong by showing how climate friendly business can coexist with profit. Matt Kamine from KDC talks with us about why new technologies don’t always get attention and investment from institutional investors and public companies, describe how KDC is aiming to make large scale change without requiring consumers to pay more, and share which climate conscious manufacturing innovations have him most excited (including carbon negative concrete). Notes: Kamine Development Corporation: https://www.kdc.earth KDC Initiatives: https://www.kdc.earth/enterprises NRDC: https://www.nrdc.org Inconspicuous Consumption, Tatiana Schlossberg: https://www.grandcentralpublishing.com/titles/tatiana-schlossberg/inconspicuous-consumption/9781538747094/ Carbon negative concrete - KDC and Blue Planet: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/blue-planet-and-kdc-announce-a-global-partnership-to-scale-carbon-negative-concrete-worldwide--solving-one-of-the-largest-environmental-problems-300970222.html

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