Why the battle to combat plastic waste must go on

To solve the climate crisis, clean-tech VCs need a seat at the table

Given the urgency of the climate crisis, an unwritten rule in institutional investing — that seed stage venture capital does not warrant the time or effort to pursue — needs breaking. Jason Cahill is the founder of Carbon Ventures.

Crushing Carbon: Introducing Our New Brand Identity

We recently flipped the switch on a revamped website, including a new brand identity. We’re thrilled with the result and want to share how we got here. This is why we built Carbon Ventures. To invest today in tomorrow’s infrastructure.

Should we stop eating fish and just fill our plates with plastic?

As the plastic pollution problem has become mainstream, we at Carbon Ventures have been asking this question: Can we do anything to stem the tide? (If not, at what point are fish no longer a heathy/viable food source?)

It’s evolution baby... Our focus on the environment

As we build deeper networks, our ability to be helpful to companies became more profound. With Carbon Ventures, the story is about a future where advanced technologies become catalysts for change in carbon reduction.

Roads? Where we're going we don't need roads

Moving from fossil fuels to wind and solar, from old trucks to self driving ones, from local waste disposal to monitored waste management. These are some examples of how technology changes industries for the better

What the world needs now... Is more sustainable infrastructure

Currently, more than seven billion people live on planet Earth and by 2050 that figure will grow to nine billion. If we continue managing our resources as we do now, there are sure to be shortages... We must rethink our economy.

Are you building a painkiller or a vitamin?

Many founders are building "cool" stuff at the expense of scalable businesses and are not focusing on creating "painkiller" solutions to real problems, best described as: “wow, how did we ever live without this”

Coding a City’s Crisis Management

As cities' technology budgets increase, city planners are tasked with gaining greater insights in a municipality need to understand not only what offerings are capable of delivering value, but also which ones compliment the others