
AI Mapping & 3D-Printed Reefs: Coastal Climate Adaptation Gets Its Tech Stack
Sign up for Risk and Resilience — Designing for a Changing World, a Johnson Controls fireside chat at 1pm EST today featuring Ralph DiNola, founder of Building Insights Group and former CEO of New Bui...
8 Apr 43min

Don’t Talk About Climate: How to Scale a Climate Company
Every climate company that scales knows the secret: they don’t sell climate. In this solo episode of Supercool, host Josh Dorfman shares one of the clearest lessons from nearly two years of conversati...
1 Apr 11min

The $1.9 Trillion Opportunity in Circular Retail
If the circular economy is ever going to become just “the economy,” it will need infrastructure. In this episode, Josh talks with Rich Amsinger, co-founder of Manymoons and The Many Company, about bui...
25 Mar 47min

Passive House: All The Lifestyle Gain, None of the Environmental Pain
Most architects don't tell you your home could be nearly silent, filter every breath of air, and run almost without heat. Not because it's impossible. Because they don't know how to build it.Michael I...
18 Mar 51min

Fun: Why Sustainability Needs It And How To Have It At Work
Nobody wants to be policed. Not even sustainability advocates.Charlie Sellars has spent six years as a Director of Sustainability at Microsoft. He's the author of What We Can Do: A Climate Optimist's ...
11 Mar 44min

320 Boreholes Below Brooklyn: How Geothermal Replaces Fossil Fuels in Cities
* Sign-up for Johnson Controls Webinar: Evolving Building Codes *The largest geothermal residential building in New York City just opened in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. 834 apartments. 320 boreholes drilled...
4 Mar 35min

20 Million Acres Later: Regenerative Ag Has Its Business Model
People assume farmers are conservative by nature. Cautious. Set in their ways.Ryan Jones, VP of Sustainability at Indigo Ag, has a different read: farmers aren’t risk-averse. They’re risk-saturated.Co...
25 Feb 42min

Solar for 45 Million Renters: How Shine Gets Building Owners to Say "Yes"
Forty-five million Americans live in apartments. Almost none have solar—not because the technology doesn't work, but because building owners pay for installation while tenants get the savings. It's th...
18 Feb 46min



















