Net zero

Should employees have to ask for a raise?

INC. THIS MORNING Net zero Good morning, In order to combat climate change effectively, the U.S. economy must eliminate one ton of greenhouse gasses from the atmosphere for every ton emitted. That's net zero. Balancing the carbon equation will require radical and rapid changes across the entire American economy including decarbonizing electricity, using it to power our cars and buildings, and developing carbon-negative or neutral fuels to run things electricity really can't, like airplanes and ships.  That’s where private companies come in.  Inc. has identified seven private companies that aren't peddling magical thinking or banking on moonshots. They’re changing the system. Read on for our list of seven key technologies that are paving seven pathways way to net zero: This Aquaculture Startup Is Taking on Methane Reduction by Feeding Red Algae to Cows Got Range Anxiety? This Shark Tank Alum Has the Antidote for Potential EV Buyers The Startup on the Verge of Commercializing Hydrogen Fuel Cell-Powered Flight Meet the Company Taking on Concrete's Carbon Footprint How This Stanford Lab Startup that Found a Constructive Way to Capture Carbon This Startup Figured Out How to Contain Nuclear Energy's Biggest Costs-and Concerns This Company Invented an Actual Magic Wand to Turn Your Trash into Clean Energy SPONSORED CONTENT Ohio means business. With Ohio ranking #1 as the Most Affordable State (2020) according to U.S. NewsRankings, it’s no wonder that leaders and employees worldwide know Ohio is synonymous with business. HERE'S WHAT ELSE I'M READING TODAY: Want to remember more of what you read? A linguistics professor says do these four things. –Inc. The startup community offers what might be the best argument for forgiving student debt.  –Inc. This one interview tip could be a gamechanger for your next hire. –Inc. Here are four tips for crafting a strategy in an uncertain world. –HBR  Your remote employees aren’t disloyal, they just need a stronger emotional connection with others. –Fast Company  ONE MORE THING: Should employees have to ask for a raise? --Inc. --Brit Morse Associate editor, Inc.com How are we doing? Send me ideas and feedback on Twitter at @britnmorse. Join the visionaries who choose Inc. as their trusted source for the most accurate reporting on business. Join Inc. Unlimited today. Click here to forward to a friend. This email was sent by: Mansueto Ventures 7 World Trade Center, 29th Floor New York, NY, 10007, Unsubscribe • Update Profile • View in Browser • Privacy Policy