As we look toward the future, it's clear that our energy systems must evolve. We are in the midst of a transition away from the traditional, combustion-based methods of power generation that have dominated for centuries. This shift isn’t just a matter of technological innovation; it is a necessary adaptation to the changing needs of …
The product of 7th in a series of conversations between me and my AI powered self. In an era of rapid technological advancement and shifting geopolitical dynamics, the future of humanity seems poised for transformation. Central to this vision is the inevitability of evolution, both on a personal and societal level. At its core, evolution …
Throughout history, human progress has often surged forward the moment a breakthrough technology…
Jasey Chanders Is my mentee at CU boulder. I am proud to share her study on the…
Forecast and Warnings About the 2020s Decade of Disruption Followed by Abundance for Climate Crisis Survivors Richard Polk Curator Decarbonization, Innovation, and Arts Network Please open the LINKS they are an important part of the message and provide authority “Whether it is to be Utopia or Oblivion it will be a touch-and-go relay race right …
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Over a decade after the Pedestrian Shops became the world's first solar-powered shoe stores, we’ve now become the first shoe stores to sell shoes without a carbon footprint. Thanks to our new partnership with green-tech platform, UCapture, when you buy a pair of shoes you can instantly offset 100 lbs. of CO2 from a verified carbon …
Hello, I’m Richard Polk, Founder & Curator Of The Boulder Bubble, This is the story of my 60-year interest in solar energy and resiliency…
Carbon Eraser (CE) is an idea for a “born in Boulder” Colorado suite of decarbonization enterprises that provide a carbon-free alternative to activities that now add carbon to our air. These ventures can be coordinated with each other or they can stand alone. Together they create a metaphorical shade of green and an energy ecology that …
In 1963, I first learned about locally generated power. I was working on my junior high science project on solar power in Evanston, Ill. My pen pal, George Mathews, a Georgia peanut and cotton farmer, told me how excited he was when he made the first solar-powered phone call on Oct. 4, 1955 — and …
