Green Think #35 – Redesign the Future and Green Innovations
This show highlights innovations from a conference in San Francisco, West Coast Green. I was fortunate enough to do onsite interviews with Steve Krauss of Atmospheric Water Systems and Nick Aster, founder of TriplePundit.com. These two innovators are helping to create the new world based on using technology for good clean water and good clean and fair conversation.
Listen to Steve and Nick now…
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Steve Krauss & Coach Betty
Stephen R. Krauss, Ph.D. is the EVP for Atmospheric Water Systems. He is a pioneer and is also a nationally recognized corporate consultant in the fields of oxygen nutrition, team management and marketing. Dr. Krauss shares his innovative venture with the Dewpointe technology that transforms moisture in the air into 99.99999% pure water. I tasted it and it is amazing!
To find out more, go to AWS-H2O.com.
Nick Aster
My second guest, Nick Aster, is a New Media Architect specializing in using online technology to advance conversations on sustainability. He has worked with companies like Mother Jones magazine, Treehugger.com, Nike, SAP, Citibank, Gawker Media, Offermatica, and others on internal and external strategies for communication. His new innovative venture is TriplePundit.com where he is starting conversations about green and using the social media technologies to have literally the world be in on the conversation. Check it out!
What is your creative innovative idea to share?
Enjoy!
Tags: green innovations, redesign future
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Glad you found the site. If you are looking for innovations in green technology, you need to know about GreenFestival.com, and WestCoastGreen.com. Both of these interviews came from the 2009 West Coast Green Festival. Another great site is DailyActs.org. Thanks for the comment!