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Kobi Weinberg

Kobi Weinberg

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Managing Editor, Climate Tech VC

London

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Climatology , Weather , Meteorology

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  • Giving carbon credit: Lessons from unchecked financial markets

    By Rory Jacobson, Kobi Weinberg| Trellis Verified Carbon credits are in their heyday. Prominent business advisers and environmental advocates, including McKinsey & Company and the Environmental Defense Fund, contend that carbon credits could be an important tool for mitigating climate change. Carbon credits, however, are often not providing the environmental benefit they advertise, threatening the integrity of emissions reduction strategies more broadly.

    By Rory Jacobson, Kobi Weinberg · Trellis

    Mar. 31, 2021

  • Technologies that monitor Earth's vital signs

    By Kobi Weinberg| climatetechvc.org@ When we imagine climate tech, we often think of innovations that limit emissions and environmental impact. But here, management expert Peter Drucker’s mantra holds true that you can’t manage what you don’t measure. In climate tech, reliable information from devices that collect climate data are essential for making evidence-based decisions about planetary warming. This week, we focus on technologies that monitor Earth’s vital signs. What data do we need to collect?

    By Kobi Weinberg · climatetechvc.org

    Jun. 29, 2020

  • Giving carbon credit: Lessons from unchecked financial markets

    By Rory Jacobson, Kobi Weinberg| Trellis Verified Carbon credits are in their heyday. Prominent business advisers and environmental advocates, including McKinsey & Company and the Environmental Defense Fund, contend that carbon credits could be an important tool for mitigating climate change. Carbon credits, however, are often not providing the environmental benefit they advertise, threatening the integrity of emissions reduction strategies more broadly.

    By Rory Jacobson, Kobi Weinberg · Trellis

    Mar. 31, 2021

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Climate Tech VC