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Hardware to Save a Planet · 7 Jun 2022 · 2m

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Host Dylan Garrett, President at Synapse, introduces the podcast 'Hardware to Save a Planet,' which explores physical technologies addressing climate change. The trailer highlights specific solutions and founders, including Peter Reinhardt, CEO of Charm Industrial, and Erica Boeing, CEO of Accelerate Wind, who discusses integrating wind turbines with solar installations. It also features Jeff Satwitz, cofounder and CPO of Product Strategy and Innovation at Big Belly, discussing the transformation of the waste management industry.

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Charm Industrial, Accelerate Wind, Big Belly

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