Welcome to Silk Logic’s Sustainability Daily Podcast—your daily dose of optimism and action for building greener businesses with modern technology. I’m delighted you’re here. Today, we dive into the world’s biggest electric vehicle battery recycling push, spotlight the green evolution in the music industry’s merchandise, and explore game-changing shifts in packaging data to drive a circular economy. Stay with us for actionable ideas you can use to drive both profit and planet-friendly progress.

Let’s start with the headline story—one that’s redefining clean energy for a tech-powered world.

JB Straubel, the co-founder of Tesla, is now leading Redwood Materials, aiming to become the world’s largest electric vehicle battery recycling company. Redwood is on track to multiply its recycling capacity by five times, from one hundred gigawatt-hours to five hundred gigawatt-hours a year by twenty thirty. That’s enough to make batteries for five million electric vehicles every year, significant

Welcome to Silk Logic’s Sustainability Daily Podcast—your daily shot of creative business inspiration built for a greener future. I’m excited you’re here. Today’s tech-powered stories shine a light on practical, innovative ways companies are building transparent, ethical supply chains and cultivating the next generation of green talent. Whether you’re a seasoned eco-entrepreneur or just beginning your journey, I promise actionable, real-world insights that help your business thrive and sustain our planet.

Let’s dive in.

Our top story: Blockchain technology is rewriting the playbook for sustainable leather products, making green claims trustworthy from farm to fashion.

Here’s the challenge. The global leather industry, valued at more than three hundred fifty billion dollars, faces serious scrutiny over environmental impacts. High water use, toxic chemicals, and poor supply chain visibility lead to greenwashing and failures in animal welfare. For eco-minded businesses and conscious sh

Welcome to Silk Logic’s Sustainability Daily Podcast, where we uncover the green tech innovations shaping a cleaner, brighter future for businesses everywhere. I’m glad you’re tuning in—because today’s episode proves that no matter your industry, sustainable solutions are not just possible—they’re driving real change.

Coming up: We’ll see how Canada’s fishing families are leveraging logistics and digital tools to get sustainable seafood to your doorstep, how compostable packaging is helping the coffee industry kick the plastic habit, and how public-private partnerships in India are launching EV adoption to the next level. Let’s dive into practical inspiration for your business’s next sustainable breakthrough.

First up: Building a fair and traceable food system, one seafood box at a time.

Skipper Otto, a community-supported fishery based in Vancouver, is tackling a classic sustainability challenge—making sure wild seafood is harvested responsibly and reaches consumers without a heav

Welcome to Silk Logic’s Sustainability Daily Podcast—your daily window into the world of green innovation. I’m your host, bringing you fresh stories where technology and business work hand-in-hand for a more sustainable future. Today, we’ll explore groundbreaking advances—from AI automating eco-friendly business growth, to powerful partnerships building cleaner infrastructure, and even a Chicago retailer using trees and style to change the world. Stick with us, and you’ll find practical ideas to help your own business thrive sustainably.

Let’s jump into today’s top stories shaping the future of sustainable enterprise.

Our first spotlight focuses on Innocito, a technology consulting firm from Dallas that’s transforming how small and medium businesses embrace digital solutions—with sustainability built in. Their challenge? Helping startups harness advanced technologies like artificial intelligence, without adding to environmental waste or business inefficiency.

The solution from Inno