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- More local nimble supply chains, including local food and manufacturing

- A flight to smaller cities, with shorter commute times (or no commute time), which leads to a reduction in carbon emissions

- An increase in self-sustaining, off-the-grid communities

- In a dream world, a Green Deal :)

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May 4, 2020Liked by Tommy Leep

The food supply chain is especially fragile and ripe for investing, especially digital improvements on logistics and marketplaces

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May 1, 2020Liked by Tommy Leep

How will stimulus money and policy reshape the financial incentives for 'going green'? Hint: it's not just the bailouts you don't get, but the ones you do too. Taking government money comes with complicated reporting strings that can dramatically increase compliance costs.

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May 1, 2020Liked by Tommy Leep

Comcast earnings yesterday showed many people are upgrading their internet bandwidth. This is the backbone to the connected house and electric grid flexibility.

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May 1, 2020Liked by Tommy Leep

Bike shops are booming. Hopefully momentum for e-bikes and protected bike lanes continues.

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May 1, 2020Liked by Tommy Leep

Less car trips to the doctor. Easy stuff replaced by telemedicine.

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May 1, 2020Liked by Tommy Leep

If meat supply chain were to break down...alternative meats could have an opportunity to fill the gap.

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May 1, 2020Liked by Tommy Leep

Decentralization - of supply chains, Energy generation and consumption, and habitation (less public transit use and limited additional car capacity in big cities).

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