Running Tide's Marty Odlin is helping solve the Climate crisis by storing carbon in kelp | E1122

Jason Calacanis chats with Marty Odlin from Running Tide about the role of ocean life in impacting carbon levels. They discuss the consequences of ocean temperature changes, the work of Running Tide, and how consumer behavior is adapting to climate change. Further topics include the potential for carbon neutrality through kelp, funding for large-scale carbon removal, and the politics of climate change.

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Jason Calacanis

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Marty Odlin

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0:00	Start
0:50	Jason intros Running Tide's Marty Odlin, understanding how Oysters, Clams & Kelp impact Carbon
8:00	How close are we to a cataclysmic event in the oceans?
10:10	LinkedIn Marketing - Get $100 off your first advertising campaign
12:11	How ocean temperature change is impacting coastal society
15:06	What does Running Tide do? Difficulty of hatching & planting kelp in the ocean
19:56	Consumer behavior shifting in response to climate change
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23:07	How long do the kelps get? How many stalks would the average American need to put out to sea to become carbon neutral?
29:29	How much will it cost to deploy kelp stalks at scale? Controlling gases in the atmosphere, passing the great filter
32:58	MainStreet - Startups: you’re owed over $50,000 by the IRS, get it back
34:40	What is Running Tide's roadmap? How will at-scale carbon removal be funded?
39:35	Generational shift in Climate response, investors shifting their focus to climate change
46:04	Staying hopeful as more climate solutions pop up, lessons from the pandemic pause
49:31	Thoughts on Nuclear Energy
54:37	What will happen if we start trending towards carbon neutrality, politics of climate change, reasons for optimism
1:04:45	Hiring at Running Tide

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