
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


This week on Everybody in the Pool, sometimes you just need to know that people are out there working on solving hard problems—like cement, which has roughly the same global CO2 emissions as … well, cars. It’s a big problem, it’s basically been made for the same way for 150 years, and it’s the single most-consumed human-made material on earth. So a few years ago, Cody Finke, a chemist, was looking for an impactful company to start in the climate space that wasn’t getting a ton of attention. Turns out, it’s cement. Fast forward to today and they’ve got a process for making carbon negative cement that’s exactly the same as what we use today. PHEW, right?
Please subscribe and tell your friends about EITP! Send feedback or become a sponsor at [email protected]
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
By Molly Wood4.8
225225 ratings
This week on Everybody in the Pool, sometimes you just need to know that people are out there working on solving hard problems—like cement, which has roughly the same global CO2 emissions as … well, cars. It’s a big problem, it’s basically been made for the same way for 150 years, and it’s the single most-consumed human-made material on earth. So a few years ago, Cody Finke, a chemist, was looking for an impactful company to start in the climate space that wasn’t getting a ton of attention. Turns out, it’s cement. Fast forward to today and they’ve got a process for making carbon negative cement that’s exactly the same as what we use today. PHEW, right?
Please subscribe and tell your friends about EITP! Send feedback or become a sponsor at [email protected]
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

32,333 Listeners

38,623 Listeners

30,780 Listeners

8,798 Listeners

934 Listeners

1,392 Listeners

1,288 Listeners

6,474 Listeners

5,495 Listeners

113,259 Listeners

9,566 Listeners

16,480 Listeners

3,621 Listeners

6,579 Listeners

854 Listeners