All Together Now
summary
Claims that tripling global energy demand to 2050 is coming meet concrete examples: hundreds of cute prototypes from 2005–2010 that never scaled, energy performance certificates locked as closed PDFs in some countries, and home installs that fail the user journey (Powerwall availability depends on having a garage, heat pump guidance is a 20‑minute blog post). Tools that work: Carbon Literacy half‑day training, the low-tech magazine solar powered site that shows grid intensity, and pension products like Abundance that actually redirect capital to green projects.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Welcome
- 3:17Personal journey
- 5:05Career and climate work
- 8:01Moral disengagement
- 12:35Hidden costs of design
- 17:38Flaws in innovation
- 20:03Next practice examples
- 23:36Energy performance
- 26:28Sustainable design steps
- 29:00Training and change
- 31:28Climate action resources
- 33:12Future events
- 34:58Closing thoughts
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