Doing Something Concrete on Climate

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Nearly 10% of the world’s carbon pollution can often be found right under our feet — literally. Cement is one of the least climate friendly materials, yet it’s also one that the world depends on for housing, transportation, and commerce. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Three-time NBA champion Rick Fox will be joining us to discuss his carbon-negative concrete startup Partanna, the role of teamwork in startups, and his desire to make a dent in climate change. #TCDisrupt2023 #Technology #Startups
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