Earthlings 2.0 Podcast

Hello Earthlings! For this week’s episode, we talk with Patrick Macdonald-King, CEO of Greenlane, who sheds light on the transformative potential of electrifying freight routes. With strategic partnerships from industry giants like Daimler, NextEra, and BlackRock, Greenlane is leading the charge in revolutionizing the trucking industry by developing EV infrastructure across key freight corridors.Join us as we explore how Greenlane is leveraging Daimler’s 43% market share in medium and heavy-duty trucks to electrify the critical route from the Port of Los Angeles to Las Vegas. Patrick takes us through the phased approach of establishing strategically located Greenfield sites, complete with state-of-the-art amenities, to create a superior experience for truck drivers. This new wave of EV truck stops promises to be the "Apple of truck stops," offering modern, safe, and efficient facilities designed to encourage the transition to electric vehicles.In Restoring Our Faith in Humanity, we’re spotlighting Karl von Kries, founder of Light Manufacturing, who created portable, solar-powered factories that can produce essential plastic products anywhere in the world. These innovative mini-factories offer a sustainable solution for disaster relief and rural development, providing critical resources at a lower cost and with minimal environmental impact. Key PointsElectrification of Freight Routes: Greenlane is developing EV infrastructure along key freight corridors, leveraging Daimler's 43% market share in medium and heavy-duty trucks to electrify the route from the Port of Los Angeles to Las Vegas, with strategically located charging sites.Data-Driven Strategy: The company uses telematics data from Daimler and Uber Freight to optimize the placement of charging stations, ensuring that the infrastructure meets the needs of freight operators while minimizing range anxiety for drivers.Superior Driver Experience: Greenlane's new EV truck stops are designed with modern amenities, safe facilities, and advanced technology platforms to provide a better experience for truck drivers, encouraging the transition to electric vehicles.Industry Collaboration and Market Position: With strategic partners like Daimler, NextEra, and BlackRock, Greenlane is well-positioned to lead the electrification of the trucking industry, setting itself apart from competitors by combining deep expertise, comprehensive funding, and innovative infrastructure development.Voices on The Show: Patrick Macdonald-King, CEO of Greenlane Linkedin Lisa Ann Pinkerton, Earthlings 2.0 Host, CEO of Technica Communications, and Founder of Women in Cleantech and Sustainability LinkedIn: Lisa Ann PinkertonX - Lisa Ann Pinkerton Instagram - @LisiAnniTechnica Communications Women in Cleantech and SustainabilityWeb Resources:Drive Greenlane🚀 Calling all Earthlings…  Visit our website for more episodes!Sign up to our newsletter for the latest news on the most exciting technology and research shaping our futures! We want to learn more about you! It’ll take just a few moments to complete our survey. Thank you for helping us make your listening experience the best it can be!Are you new to Earthlings 2.0 and don’t know where to get started? Check out our Life at 3C episode on our websiteThanks for tuning in! If you like what we’re doing over at Earthlings 2.0, you can support us by heading over to our Patreon Page.Let’s stay connected! Follow Earthlings 2.0 Socials for the latest updates and news: Follow us on LinkedInFollow us on Instagram Follow us on our Facebook PageFollow us on X Thanks to Resource Labs for having us on the network!

Hello Earthlings! In this week’s Tech Spotlight, we feature BrainBox AI, a company at the forefront of using artificial intelligence to revolutionize energy efficiency in commercial real estate, starting with the most energy-intensive systems—HVAC.Our host Lisa Ann is joined by Sam Ramadori, CEO of BrainBox AI, a pioneer in leveraging AI to create intelligent, self-adapting building systems. Sam shares how BrainBox AI's technology can reduce energy consumption in commercial buildings by 28%, making a significant impact on both the environment and operational costs.Join us to learn how BrainBox AI is leading the charge towards smarter, more sustainable buildings that are better for the planet and the bottom line.Key Topics: AI-Driven Energy Optimization: BrainBox AI uses artificial intelligence, specifically autonomous AI, to optimize energy consumption in commercial buildings, focusing initially on HVAC systems. Scalability and Flexibility: The AI technology is flexible and can be applied to various building types, from small retail stores to large airports.Significant Impact and ROI: BrainBox AI’s technology can reduce electricity consumption by about 25% and gas consumption by 34%, leading to a 28% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.Data Utilization: The system gathers extensive data on building operations, which can be used to make informed decisions about maintenance and further efficiency improvements. Voices on The Show: Sam Ramadori, CEO of BrainBox AILinkedin  Lisa Ann Pinkerton, Earthlings 2.0 Host, CEO of Technica Communications, and Founder of Women in Cleantech and Sustainability LinkedIn: Lisa Ann PinkertonX - Lisa Ann Pinkerton Instagram - @LisiAnniTechnica Communications Women in Cleantech and SustainabilityWeb Resources:BrainBox AILinkedin 🚀 Calling all Earthlings…  Visit our website for more episodes!Sign up to our newsletter for the latest news on the most exciting technology and research shaping our futures! We want to learn more about you! It’ll take just a few moments to complete our survey. Thank you for helping us make your listening experience the best it can be!Are you new to Earthlings 2.0 and don’t know where to get started? Check out our Life at 3C episode on our websiteThanks for tuning in! If you like what we’re doing over at Earthlings 2.0, you can support us by heading over to our Patreon Page.Let’s stay connected! Follow Earthlings 2.0 Socials for the latest updates and news: Follow us on LinkedInFollow us on Instagram Follow us on our Facebook PageFollow us on X Thanks to Resource Labs for having us on the network!

Hello Earthlings! Welcome aboard our proverbial spaceship to another Earthlings 2.0 rerun! This August, in the last month of summer, we have experienced Earth Overshoot Day – a time that marks when humanity’s demand for ecological resources and services in a given year surpasses what Earth can regenerate in that same time frame. To address the need for humanity to re-evaluate our actions towards climate change, today’s rerun features Dr. Aaron Thierry, who discusses the benefits and challenges involved in climate activism.In this conversation, Aaron and Lisa Ann explore the multifaceted world of climate science, from the nuances of online advocacy to active, on-the-ground involvement and the crucial influence of science in shaping the planet's destiny with scientists stepping up to drive real change. Aaron shares his insights on why this shift towards activism is essential, highlighting the obstacles he has encountered along the way. Together, Aaron and Lisa Ann navigate the intricate landscape of climate science, unraveling the complexities from virtual engagement to taking to the streets.Finally, this week, our faith in humanity was restored by 11-year-old activist Kamea Ozane from Sulphur, Louisiana, or, unfortunately, better known as “Cancer Alley.” Kamea Ozane, along with her mother Roishetta, is raising awareness of the harmful health effects of living near fossil fuel plants. We commend Kamea, Roishetta, and all those who are fighting the good fight in reminding us of our ability to instigate change.Key Topics: Climate activism and scientists' roles in social movementsThe benefits and drawbacks of climate activism and its effectivenessWhy Climate activism is important for scientistsThe importance of transitioning to a sustainable societyVoices on The Show: Aaron Thierry, Researcher at Cardiff University’s School of Social SciencesWales Institute of Social and Economic Research and Data (WISERD) BioLisa Ann Pinkerton, Earthlings 2.0 Host, CEO of Technica Communications, and Founder of Women in Cleantech and Sustainability LinkedIn: Lisa Ann PinkertonX - Lisa Ann Pinkerton Instagram - @LisiAnniTechnica Communications Women in Cleantech and SustainabilityWeb Resources Climate Action Network US Climate Store List of Top 50 Climate Groups for 2023 Restoring Faith in Humanity Spotlight: Kamea Ozane🚀 Calling all Earthlings…  Visit our website for more episodes!Sign up to our newsletter for the latest news on the most exciting technology and research shaping our futures! We want to learn more about you! It’ll take just a few moments to complete our survey. Thank you for helping us make your listening experience the best it can be!Are you new to Earthlings 2.0 and don’t know where to get started? Check out our Life at 3C episode on our websiteThanks for tuning in! If you like what we’re doing over at Earthlings 2.0, you can support us by heading over to our Patreon Page.Let’s stay connected! Follow Earthlings 2.0 Socials for the latest updates and news: Follow us on LinkedInFollow us on Instagram Follow us on our Facebook PageFollow us on X Thanks to Resource Labs for having us on the network!

Hello Earthlings! In this week’s episode, we dive into a fascinating intersection of science, technology, and the future of carbon-free chemicals and fuels - all through the power of light. Our host, Lisa Ann Pinkerton, is joined by Trevor Best, CEO and co-founder of Syzygy Plasmonics. Trevor explains how Syzygy is revolutionizing the chemical manufacturing industry by eliminating combustion—a process that contributes over two gigatons of CO2 annually. By using a groundbreaking technology based on plasmonic photocatalysis, Syzygy has developed a light-driven chemical reactor that can decarbonize hard-to-abate sectors.The word "syzygy" might sound like an obscure term, but it represents the alignment of three critical forces shaping our future: energy, technology, and sustainability. Just like the perfect alignment during an eclipse, these three elements converge to create Syzygy, a company at the forefront of industrial decarbonization.Tune in to learn how Syzygy's innovative approach is not only reducing emissions but also turning greenhouse gasses into valuable fuels. Our faith in Humanity is restored this week by Laxman Singh, who when he was 18, he returned to his home village of Lapodia, India and discovered his friends and family were suffering acute water scarcity. Laxman set out to expand the pond himself with a few friends. By the end of the week, 20 villagers had joined the cause. Two months later, the monsoons came and rainwater filled the pond for the first time in decades. Key Topics: Efficient Plasma Technology: Syzygy is developing a Rigel™ photoreactor and proprietary photocatalyst technology designed to convert chemical reactions into more energy-efficient processes, particularly for hydrogen production and other chemical processes.Environmental Impact: The technology has the potential to significantly reduce carbon emissions by replacing conventional, energy-intensive industrial processes with more sustainable methods.Scalability and Versatility: Syzygy's plasma technology is scalable and can be applied across various industries, making it versatile for different applications beyond hydrogen production, including ammonia synthesis and CO2 conversion.Market Disruption Potential: By lowering energy consumption and operational costs, Syzygy's technology could disrupt traditional chemical manufacturing, leading to more sustainable industrial practices and influencing market dynamics. Voices on The Show: Trevor Best  CEO and co-founder of Syzygy PlasmonicsLinkedin Lisa Ann Pinkerton, Earthlings 2.0 Host, CEO of Technica Communications, and Founder of Women in Cleantech and Sustainability LinkedIn: Lisa Ann PinkertonX - Lisa Ann Pinkerton Instagram - @LisiAnniTechnica Communications Women in Cleantech and SustainabilityWeb Resources:Syzygy PlasmonicsLinkedin 🚀 Calling all Earthlings…  Visit our website for more episodes!Sign up to our newsletter for the latest news on the most exciting technology and research shaping our futures! We want to learn more about you! It’ll take just a few moments to complete our survey. Thank you for helping us make your listening experience the best it can be!Are you new to Earthlings 2.0 and don’t know where to get started? Check out our Life at 3C episode on our websiteThanks for tuning in! If you like what we’re doing over at Earthlings 2.0, you can support us by heading over to our Patreon Page.Let’s stay connected! Follow Earthlings 2.0 Socials for the latest updates and news: Follow us on LinkedInFollow us on Instagram Follow us on our Facebook PageFollow us on X Thanks to Resource Labs for having us on the network!

Hello Earthlings! In this week’s Tech Spotlight, we feature a company that says the fastest way to get carbon out of aviation isn't electric or hydrogen, but instead hybrids, similar to how hybrid cars were a precursor to electric cars.Our host Lisa Ann is joined by Kevin Noertker, CEO and co-founder of Ampaire, a leader in developing hybrid electric propulsion for aircraft designed specifically to reduce emissions, noise, and operational costs. Prior to founding the company, Kevin held various roles in engineering at Northrop Grumman and got his start as an undergraduate research fellow at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.Join us to learn about how Ampaire has completed over 30,000 miles of successful test flights and proven that it’s possible to run their propulsion system on 100% SAFs produced from electricity and carbon dioxide.Key Topics: Hybrid Electric Propulsion for Aviation: Ampaire is developing hybrid electric propulsion systems for aircraft, which combine combustion engines with electric systems. Operational Benefits and Flexibility: The hybrid system provides significant fuel savings, approximately 50%, by using electric power for takeoff and climb and combustion engines for cruising. Regulatory and Market Acceptance: Hybrid electric systems are expected to gain faster regulatory approval and market acceptance than fully electric or hydrogen-powered planes.Economic and Social Impact: The adoption of hybrid electric propulsion is anticipated to lower operational costs, which could benefit airlines and passengers.  Voices on The Show: Kevin Noertker, CEO and co-founder of AmpaireLinkedin  Lisa Ann Pinkerton, Earthlings 2.0 Host, CEO of Technica Communications, and Founder of Women in Cleantech and Sustainability LinkedIn: Lisa Ann PinkertonX - Lisa Ann Pinkerton Instagram - @LisiAnniTechnica Communications Women in Cleantech and SustainabilityWeb Resources:AmpaireLinkedin 🚀 Calling all Earthlings…  Visit our website for more episodes!Sign up to our newsletter for the latest news on the most exciting technology and research shaping our futures! We want to learn more about you! It’ll take just a few moments to complete our survey. Thank you for helping us make your listening experience the best it can be!Are you new to Earthlings 2.0 and don’t know where to get started? Check out our Life at 3C episode on our websiteThanks for tuning in! If you like what we’re doing over at Earthlings 2.0, you can support us by heading over to our Patreon Page.Let’s stay connected! Follow Earthlings 2.0 Socials for the latest updates and news: Follow us on LinkedInFollow us on Instagram Follow us on our Facebook PageFollow us on X Thanks to Resource Labs for having us on the network!

Hello Earthlings! We’re continuing our summer scheduling with another Earthlings 2.0 rerun! With the Paris 2024 Olympic games currently underway, we thought of revisiting our conversation with Gene Gebolys, founder and CEO of World Energies. As the world gathers for this grand event, the carbon footprint associated with air travel becomes a significant concern.This episode discusses the nuances of sustainable aviation, from fuel performance to the tokenization of emission reductions, and how these initiatives pave the way for a greener future in aviation and beyond.Picking up from our previous discussion in S2E3: Flying the Sustainable Skies, we dive deeper into how the aviation industry is tackling sustainability, especially through SAFs. With global aviation contributing approximately 2.1% of all human-induced CO2 emissions, the importance of this conversation has never been more pressing. We also explore the industry's informal goal of achieving net zero by 2050 and the interim solutions offered by SAFs as we await the certification of electric or hydrogen planes.In this episode, our "Restoring Faith in Humanity" segment takes us to Japan, where a poignant story unfolds about a man's final journey with his late wife's ashes. A flight attendant's compassionate gesture of moving the ashes to an adjacent seat illustrates the profound impact of human kindness and empathyKey Topics: Analysis of aviation's contribution to global CO2 emissions and the urgency for change.The industry-wide objective is to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by the year 2050.A historical perspective on the evolution of SAFs, from Virgin Atlantic's initial use in 2008 to recent transatlantic flights powered solely by SAFs.The critical role of SAFs in decreasing lifecycle emissions, includes production, transport, and utilization impacts.The concept of tokenization in emission reductions and its potential to transform the economics of sustainable fuel adoption.Projections for the future development and increased utilization of SAFs in the aviation industry.Voices on The Show: Gene Geboyls, CEO of World EnergyLinkedInWE X: @NewsWorldEnergy WE Instagram: @officialworldenergyWE Linkedin: World Energy, LLCWE Facebook: World EnergyLisa Ann Pinkerton, Earthlings 2.0 Host, CEO of Technica Communications, and Founder of Women in Cleantech and Sustainability LinkedIn: Lisa Ann PinkertonX - Lisa Ann Pinkerton Instagram - @LisiAnniTechnica Communications Women in Cleantech and SustainabilityWeb Resources Restoring Faith in Humanity spotlight: @Com_Kada's FlightS2E3: Flying the Sustainable Skies🚀 Calling all Earthlings…  Visit our website for more episodes!Sign up to our newsletter for the latest news on the most exciting technology and research shaping our futures! We want to learn more about you! It’ll take just a few moments to complete our survey. Thank you for helping us make your listening experience the best it can be!Are you new to Earthlings 2.0 and don’t know where to get started? Check out our Life at 3C episode on our websiteThanks for tuning in! If you like what we’re doing over at Earthlings 2.0, you can support us by heading over to our Patreon Page.Let’s stay connected! Follow Earthlings 2.0 Socials for the latest updates and news: Follow us on LinkedInFollow us on Instagram Follow us on our Facebook PageFollow us on X Thanks to Resource Labs for having us on the network!

Ryan Gilliam, CEO of Fortera, discusses green cement revolution, reducing carbon emissions in cement production. High school students' achievement in mathematics also highlighted, showcasing innovation and dedication.

Hello Earthlings! We’re continuing our summer scheduling with another Earthlings 2.0 rerun: Mast Reforestation with Grant Canary, the visionary CEO behind Mast Reforestation. As of this week, over 1.6 million hectares of forest around the world has been lost to wildfires– and that’s just in 2024 alone! We need these forests to regrow if we want any hope of turning back the worst effects of climate change and that’s why we’re revisiting our conversation with Grant surrounding new technologies and business models that can help ensure forests to regrow.Reforestation stands as a powerful weapon in our arsenal against climate change, and Grant passionately elaborates on its transformative impact. Discover the manifold benefits this practice offers to our planet while exploring the cutting-edge technologies Mast Reforestation employs. From pioneering drone applications to boots-on-the-ground strategies, these innovations are pivotal in fortifying our planet's resilience against carbon emissions.Our faith in humanity was restored by Dominica Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit. The Prime Minister has officially declared a marine reserve spanning approximately 300 square miles (or 800 square kilometers), a critical habitat known to be the only place on Earth where sperm whales congregate year-round for breeding purposes. This marine sanctuary, by prohibiting commercial shipping and fishing activities, offers a much-needed refuge for sperm whales. Scientists highlight that this initiative is not only beneficial for these majestic creatures but also plays a vital role in combating the climate crisis due to the essential nutrients that sperm whales contribute to the ocean ecosystem through their deep-water dives. Key Topics: Supply chain challenges in reforestation The Four Pillars of reforestation strategy- sourcing the seed, using software for seed collection organization, growing seeds into seedlings efficiently, and the logistics of planting these seedlings on-siteAdvanced techniques and technologies in reforestation, such as sophisticated greenhouses and software for managing seed collections The future of the world's forests in the face of ongoing climate change and the essential role of reforestation in mitigating its impactsVoices on The Show: Grant Canary, CEO of Master ReforestationLinkedInLisa Ann Pinkerton, Earthlings 2.0 Host, CEO of Technica Communications, and Founder of Women in Cleantech and Sustainability LinkedIn: Lisa Ann PinkertonX - Lisa Ann Pinkerton Instagram - @LisiAnniTechnica Communications Women in Cleantech and SustainabilityWeb Resources Mastreforest websiteMast Reforestation socials:XLinkedInRestoring Faith in Humanity Spotlight: Dominica’s Sperm Whale Reserve🚀 Calling all Earthlings…  Visit our website for more episodes!Sign up to our newsletter for the latest news on the most exciting technology and research shaping our futures! We want to learn more about you! It’ll take just a few moments to complete our survey. Thank you for helping us make your listening experience the best it can be!Are you new to Earthlings 2.0 and don’t know where to get started? Check out our Life at 3C episode on our websiteThanks for tuning in! If you like what we’re doing over at Earthlings 2.0, you can support us by heading over to our Patreon Page.Let’s stay connected! Follow Earthlings 2.0 Socials for the latest updates and news: Follow us on LinkedInFollow us on Instagram Follow us on our Facebook PageFollow us on X Thanks to Resource Labs for having us on the network!

Hello Earthlings! In this week’s episode, we once again dive into the pressing issue of food waste, a problem that results in the loss of nearly 50% of produce before it even reaches our plates. We explore how an innovative solution from RYP Labs, co-founded by Moody Soliman, is using biomimicry to extend the shelf life of fruits and vegetables. Moody shares insights into how their bioactive, plant-based stickers mimic natural processes to keep produce fresh longer, reducing waste and helping to address food security challenges.We'll also discuss the broader implications of this technology, its applications across different supply chain stages, and how it could significantly impact both developed and developing countries. Restoring Our Faith in Humanity this week is La Linea Vieja’s rooftop farming project in Canada, showcasing how innovative solutions are making a difference in our fight against climate change.Key PointsThe Problem of Food Waste: Discussion on the significant amount of produce wasted before reaching consumers and its economic and environmental impacts, including greenhouse gas emissions.Innovative Solutions from RYP Labs: Moody explains how their bioactive, plant-based stickers use biomimicry to extend the shelf life of fruits and vegetables.Application Across Supply Chains: Examination of the effectiveness of RYP Labs’ technology at various stages of the supply chain, with case studies and success stories from global deployments.Impact on Food Security and Climate Change: Exploration of the potential for the technology to address food security issues, particularly in developing countries, and its role in reducing food waste and combating climate change.Voices on The Show: Moody Soliman, CEO and co-founder of RYP LabsLinkedinLisa Ann Pinkerton, Earthlings 2.0 Host, CEO of Technica Communications, and Founder of Women in Cleantech and Sustainability LinkedIn: Lisa Ann PinkertonX - Lisa Ann Pinkerton Instagram - @LisiAnniTechnica Communications Women in Cleantech and SustainabilityWeb Resources:RYP LabsEp #22: The Land of the Lost Food with Lisa Johnson🚀 Calling all Earthlings…  Visit our website for more episodes!Sign up to our newsletter for the latest news on the most exciting technology and research shaping our futures! We want to learn more about you! It’ll take just a few moments to complete our survey. Thank you for helping us make your listening experience the best it can be!Are you new to Earthlings 2.0 and don’t know where to get started? Check out our Life at 3C episode on our websiteThanks for tuning in! If you like what we’re doing over at Earthlings 2.0, you can support us by heading over to our Patreon Page.Let’s stay connected! Follow Earthlings 2.0 Socials for the latest updates and news: Follow us on LinkedInFollow us on Instagram Follow us on our Facebook PageFollow us on X Thanks to Resource Labs for having us on the network!

Hello Earthlings! For this week’s episode, we’re continuing our summer schedule where we’ll be posting a rerun of a relevant episode every other week. National Eat Your Beans Day falls on July 3rd this year, so we hope you consider the simple legume in your summer menus: beans! Here’s an amazing recipe that’s always a hit as a side to any summer BBQ: Cherry Tomato and White Bean Salad from NYTimes Cooking.In this episode, our host Lisa Ann Pinkerton (CEO of Technica Communications), and guest Andy Jarvis (Director of The Bezos Earth Fund) explore the answer to everything… Beans! Join us on this enlightening journey as we delve into the unassuming world of beans and their surprising impact on global health and the environment. In this episode, Andy walks us through the Beans is How campaign from the SDG2 Advocacy Hub. We cover the variances in bean consumption across the globe and explore how these little powerhouses can be pivotal in addressing some of the world’s most pressing food and environmental challenges.Discover why regions with lower bean intakes, such as North America, could hold the key to a more sustainable future and how cultural adaptations could make beans a staple in diets worldwide. Also learn about the advancements in agricultural science that are making beans more resilient in the face of climate change and how this could revitalize our soil and minimize fertilizer use.Don't miss this compelling episode that promises to change the way you think about the humble bean and its place in our diets and our world.In "Restoring Our Faith in Humanity," segment for this episode, we feature Shirley Bellows, a dedicated Canadian gardener whose tireless efforts may have single-handedly rescued the Blue Jay Bean from the brink of extinction! Key  Topics: How promoting increased bean consumption, especially in regions with low consumption like North America, can help address food and environmental challenges.Doubling bean consumption by 2028 could have significant planetary impacts, especially when beans are developed to be more climate-resilient.The importance of bioavailability in nutrition and the potential for revolution in understanding the gut microbiome is highlighted.Voices on The Show: Andy Jarvis, Director of the Future of Food at the BezosX: ajarviscali LinkedIn: Andy Jarvis Instagram: beansishow Lisa Ann Pinkerton, Earthlings 2.0 Host, CEO of Technica Communications, and Founder of Women in Cleantech and Sustainability LinkedIn: Lisa Ann PinkertonX: Lisa Ann Pinkerton Instagram: @LisiAnniTechnica Communications Women in Cleantech and SustainabilityMentioned in The Show: Beans is How Campaign Website  Devex Article on ‘Why beans are key to accelerating a change to our food system’CGIAR Article spotlight Article on the latest research by the University of Helsinki about the benefits of replacing meat with beans https://veganfta.com/2023/09/21/new-research-from-finland-highlights-the-benefits-of-replacing-meat-with-beans/ Join the Beans is How Challenge https://sdg2advocacyhub.org/beans-is-how/menu-challenge/#beansonthemenu!Restoring Faith in Humanity Spotlight: Shirley Bellows' Efforts to Rescue the Blue Jay Bean from the Brink of Extinction https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-blue-jay-bean-seed-conservation/ 🚀 Calling all Earthlings…  Visit our website for more episodes!Sign up to our newsletter for the latest news on the most exciting technology and research shaping our futures! We want to learn more about you! It’ll take just a few moments to complete our survey. Thank you for helping us make your listening experience the best it can be!Are you new to Earthlings 2.0 and don’t know where to get started? Check out our Life at 3C episode on our websiteThanks for tuning in! If you like what we’re doing over at Earthlings 2.0, you can support us by heading over to our Patreon Page.Let’s stay connected! Follow Earthlings 2.0 Socials for the latest updates and news: Follow us on LinkedInFollow us on Instagram Follow us on our Facebook PageFollow us on X Thanks to Resource Labs for having us on the network!