Energy Consumption v AI
How Google’s data centres reduced their energy consumption by 30% by embracing AI models to optimise their operation.
Author: Jeremy
Communications Designer @IBM • Climate Reality Leader • Lover of Old Business Books, Clever Technology and the NHS • Based in London, UK.
John Oliver v Trump (Paris Agreement)
Need a break and want something to brighten your day? You’ll enjoy this 20 minute piece with John Oliver taking President Trump apart on his response to the Paris Climate Agreement.
Harnessing AI to Fight Climate Change
AI is the most disruptive technology in the world right now, but also the most mis-understood.
Could AI really help to fight climate change? Let’s take a look…
How the Toronto Raptors Embraced AI to Become NBA Champions
A true underdog story about an under-valued team with limited talent, revenue and resources who wanted to win despite the odds being stacked against them.
Wired Magazine’s Climate Change Series
Want a primer in climate change but don’t want to spend hours searching for the best articles? Wired put together this brilliant collection of articles about the science of climate change and how it impacts our daily lives.
When Climate Change Poses Security Risks
Climate change is an issue of national security. And no, I’m not referring to the migration of climate refugees. There’s a darker side to this story…
“Tragedy of the Horizon”: The Economic Impact of Climate Change
“Tragedy of the Horizon”. The term for global risk arising from the inherent disparity between the short-term thinking of financial markets and the long-term nature of climate change.
Saving The Planet Isn’t Always Environmentally Friendly
Technologies like AI are helping to save the planet, but there is another side of the story that was relatively unknown until recently.
Climate Change & Gömböcs
What problem is “so beautiful” that you might want to spend the rest of your life trying to solve it?
Greta Thunberg [PODCAST]
“We can’t save the world by playing by the rules”.
In August last year, hardly anyone knew who Greta Thunberg was. A few months later, she was nominated for the Nobel Peace prize after inspiring millions of people to campaign about climate change to their governments and schools.
How exactly did that happen?
Jeremy Waite 