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What Does Obama Think About Food Tech? Former Chef & Advisor Sam Kass Tells Us

AFN Sustainable Protein

Sam Kass has had a varied career, starting out life as a chef, working for the Obamas before Barack’s presidency, later advising President Obama on nutrition policy when they moved into the White House, and launching the Let’s Move! campaign with Michelle Obama. Now, he’s turned his attention to venture capital, leaving Washington D.C for New York City where he is a partner at Acre Venture Partners , a food & agriculture technology investment firm.

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This week’s ten biggest climate innovation stories – 1 June

Climate-KIC

Are freight companies about to get control of their carbon footprint? Could cheap hydrogen support German and Italian buses? And what does Barack Obama think about sustainable land use? This, and more, in the week’s ten biggest climate innovation stories. 1. Packaging food with food to reduce waste A growing number of entrepreneurs and researchers […].

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Solar Advocates Develop Set of Shared Rate Design Principles

Vote Solar

WASHINGTON, D.C.?—?Developed and supported by a broad coalition of energy advocates across the United States, the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) and Vote Solar released a set of principles today intended to help guide and unify future state-level solar rate advocacy work. Principles for the Evolution of Net Energy Metering and Rate Design provides a consensus view for regulators and stakeholders actively involved in the compensation for distributed solar generation.

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What Does Obama Think About Food Tech? Former Chef & Advisor Sam Kass Tells Us

AFN Sustainable Protein

Sam Kass has had a varied career, starting out life as a chef, working for the Obamas before Barack’s presidency, later advising President Obama on nutrition policy when they moved into the White House, and launching the Let’s Move! campaign with Michelle Obama. Now, he’s turned his attention to venture capital, leaving Washington D.C for New York City where he is a partner at Acre Venture Partners , a food & agriculture technology investment firm.

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Manufacturing Sustainability Surge: Your Guide to Data-Driven Energy Optimization & Decarbonization

Speaker: Kevin Kai Wong, President of Emergent Energy Solutions

In today's industrial landscape, the pursuit of sustainable energy optimization and decarbonization has become paramount. Manufacturing corporations across the U.S. are facing the urgent need to align with decarbonization goals while enhancing efficiency and productivity. Unfortunately, the lack of comprehensive energy data poses a significant challenge for manufacturing managers striving to meet their targets.

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De-salinisation and dye-sensitised solar winners at EU Green Week awards

Climate-KIC

A project dealing with concentrated brine disposal and a dye-sensitised solar cell project are the winners at an EU Green Awards ceremony in Brussels this week (30 May), part of EU Green Week. Fifteen project nominees were selected across three categories of climate action, environment, and nature and biodiversity, and were made up of the […].

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Saxon & Parole Exec Chef Farmerie on Food Tech, Impossible Burger, and Consumer Acceptance

AFN Sustainable Protein

Brad Farmerie is executive chef at Saxon + Parole , a Michelin-starred lower manhattan eatery and bar. His first restaurant Public , which earned him two James Beard Awards and a Michelin Star, will close its doors this weekend. Farmerie is one of the handful of chefs serving up the famed Impossible Burger , a plant-based burger that reportedly cooks, tastes, and bleeds like beef.

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Scale is the Real Barrier for Lab-Grown Meat

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When the lab-grown meat industry is fully mature, production facilities will look very similar to breweries, according to Michael Selden, cofounder of Finless Foods , an early-stage cultured fish startup. Lab-grown meat, or cultured meat — not to be confused with the plant-based meat alternatives consistently making headlines for cooking, tasting and bleeding like meat — is the result of cellular agriculture.

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Scale is the Real Barrier for Lab-Grown Meat

AFN Sustainable Protein

When the lab-grown meat industry is fully mature, production facilities will look very similar to breweries, according to Michael Selden, cofounder of Finless Foods , an early-stage cultured fish startup. Lab-grown meat, or cultured meat — not to be confused with the plant-based meat alternatives consistently making headlines for cooking, tasting and bleeding like meat — is the result of cellular agriculture.