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Published: Aug. 23, 2022, 8 a.m.

For climate startups to find customers, attract talent, and secure funding, they need to communicate their value effectively.

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But how do you deliver content that explains complex ideas in an accessible way? How do you synthesize information to appeal to a variety of audiences?

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Nick Van Osdol is a writer on the Nori team, the creator of the Keep Cool newsletter, and host of The Keep Cool Show, a podcast that gives promising climate tech startups an opportunity to pitch investors.

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On this episode of Reversing Climate Change, Nick joins Ross to explain why communications is an undervalued sector within the climate space and discuss his work on the forthcoming updated version of the Nori white paper.

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Nick shares his interest in how the Inflation Reduction Act\u2019s $370B for climate action will be deployed and describes the challenge of scaling supply to accommodate Advanced Market Commitments to buy carbon credits.

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Listen in for Nick\u2019s take on pragmatism versus idealism in the climate space and learn how a talented content creator thinks about the geopolitical implications of scaling renewable energy.

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Connect with Nori

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Purchase Nori Carbon Removals

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Nori's website

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Nori on Twitter

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Join Nori's Discord to hang out with other fans of the podcast and Nori

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Check out our other podcast, Carbon Removal Newsroom

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Resources

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Keep Cool Newsletter

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The Keep Cool Show

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Nick on Twitter

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Nori Whitepaper (this is the old version but we will update with the new version when it is published)

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The Network State by Balaji Srinivasan

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Head of Brand Marketing Opening at Nori

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Pique Action

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Sullivan\u2019s Travels

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Inflation Reduction Act

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Watershed

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Climatebase

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Evan Hynes on Reversing Climate Change

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Stanford 100% Renewables Study

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The End of the World Is Just the Beginning by Peter Zeihan

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