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Posts and Resources by
Mick Liubinskas
Industry
Why I care about climate change?
The world is in crisis. We need leadership, grassroots passion and entire, new industries of technology to keep life on this planet in balance. But what is this technology and how do we think about it?
Companies
Reusable cotton buds from LastSwab
LastSwab is a cotton bud (aka Qtips) that you can use, clean and reuse.
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Track where your energy comes from with Enosi
Understanding where your energy comes from is a key link in the chain of moving to sustainable living.
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Easy carbon offsetting with Trace
Trace makes it easier for companies and individuals to take action to support the climate
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SaaS for nature based solutions with Cecil Earth
Cecil is SaaS to help people manage the carbon on nature-based projects. Their customers are farmers, property developers and project developers.
Industry
System changes and individual actions
Systems and individual actions interact constantly. The system itself is not enough.
Industry
What is technology's big role in taking climate action?
Humans are having a large, negative impact on the environment. We need technology to fix the negative impacts, support the environment and adapt to the changes that are already happening.
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Resources:
Company Updates for Climate Tech Companies
Guideline for company updates
Basic Tips for Mentors
Tips for mentors
Investor Introduction Template
Tips on getting introductions
Online Climate Action Course From Drawdown
6 free courses
About Author
Mick Liubinskas
Mick is a climate tech advisor, investor and industry leader. He has been founder of startups, incubators and accelerators with Pollenizer, Startmate and muru-D. He's a big believer that Australia will play a huge role in building climate solutions. He's also been a strong advocate for diversity, equity and inclusion. He's written two books and is completing a Masters of Sustainable Development and spent 3 years living in San Francisco. Mick is a happily married dad of 3 kids, who loves cooking, surfing and football.
