About Mark Herrema & Newlight Technologies: Mark Herrema is the CEO and founder of Newlight Technologies, a company with an out of this world solution to climate change: making “plastic” from the air. By using nature as a guide, they’re able to pull carbon and greenhouse gasses straight from the air and create a physical, …
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“I think the reason why a lot of people don’t watch documentaries is because they’re in a state of ‘twilight knowing.’ Twilight knowing is ‘I kind of know about food, but I don’t want to watch Food Inc because I can’t face having to learn something that I can’t deal with.’”
“There is a great deal of ignorance of the self and of nature and that needs to be addressed, you know? But the society doesn’t teach that.”
“There is a great deal of ignorance of the self and of nature and that needs to be addressed, you know? But the society doesn’t teach that.”
“I watched every episode of [Dragon’s Den] because that’s what you should do. And then every time someone got a deal on the show, I put myself forward and I tried to call them on the phone, like, right then.”
“There’s a different set of things that need to happen to take a promising idea and bring it into practice versus the things that need to happen to understand it from a knowledge point of view.”
“There’s a different set of things that need to happen to take a promising idea and bring it into practice versus the things that need to happen to understand it from a knowledge point of view.”
“There’s a different set of things that need to happen to take a promising idea and bring it into practice versus the things that need to happen to understand it from a knowledge point of view.”
“Coffee as an industry, is embarrassed that it has created this massive sustainability issue because as this fruit is wasted, thrown to waste and decomposing in landfills, etc., it’s producing methane gas equivalent to 14 and a half million metric tonnes of carbon dioxide.”
“Coffee as an industry, is embarrassed that it has created this massive sustainability issue because as this fruit is wasted, thrown to waste and decomposing in landfills, etc., it’s producing methane gas equivalent to 14 and a half million metric tonnes of carbon dioxide.”