
Brave New Earth
Harry MacKenzie
The Brave New Earth Podcast exists to inspire the next generation of talent across the world to build and invest in Climate & Sustainability driven brands. We host highly entertaining and engaging conversations with the leading Founders, Investors & Scientists in the Climate & Sustainability space :)
Categories: Business
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Welcome to the latest episode of our podcast! Today, we're joined by James McGoff, the co-founder of TemperPack, a sustainable packaging company that aims to reduce the environmental impact of shipping and transport.
In this episode, we dive deep into the world of sustainable packaging and explore the challenges and opportunities that come with creating eco-friendly solutions for the packaging industry.
We start by discussing the origins of TemperPack and how James and his team came up with the idea for a sustainable packaging company. We learn about the inspiration behind the business and the journey that led them to where they are today.
From there, we move on to explore the challenges of creating sustainable packaging in a world that's dominated by plastic. James shares his insights into the industry and discusses the different factors that need to be considered when creating sustainable packaging solutions.
We talk about the importance of innovation in creating sustainable solutions, and how TemperPack is leading the way in developing new and innovative packaging materials that are both sustainable and effective.
We also discuss the role of government and regulation in promoting sustainable practices, and the impact that regulations can have on the packaging industry as a whole.
Finally, we wrap up the episode by discussing the future of sustainable packaging and how TemperPack is working to create a more sustainable future. We talk about the different projects and initiatives that the company is working on, and how they are constantly pushing the boundaries of what's possible in sustainable packaging.
Overall, this was a fascinating conversation with an inspiring entrepreneur who is making a real difference in the world of sustainable packaging. We hope you enjoy listening to this episode and gain some valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities of creating sustainable solutions for the packaging industry.
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The packaging industry plays a significant role in our daily lives, providing us with the products we need and ensuring their safe transport. However, the negative impact of packaging on the environment cannot be ignored. The production, use, and disposal of packaging materials contribute significantly to environmental degradation, including pollution, resource depletion, and climate change.
The packaging industry uses a vast amount of resources, including water, energy, and raw materials, to produce the packaging materials. These materials often come from non-renewable resources, such as oil and gas, and require a significant amount of energy to extract and process, leading to greenhouse gas emissions and contributing to climate change. Furthermore, the manufacturing process of packaging materials generates a significant amount of waste and pollution, including greenhouse gas emissions, water pollution, and air pollution.
After the products are packaged, the packaging material is often used only once before being disposed of, leading to significant waste and environmental damage. Many packaging materials, such as plastic, take hundreds of years to decompose, causing litter and damaging wildlife habitats. Moreover, the disposal of packaging materials often involves incineration or landfilling, leading to further environmental degradation, including air pollution, soil pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions.
Previous episodes
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23 - E21: Unwrapping Sustainable Packaging and the Green Revolution with James McGoff, Co-Founder of Temperpack  Sun, 23 Apr 2023
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22 - E20: Renee Grogan, Co-Founder of Impossible Metals - Responsible Deep Sea Mining of Battery Metals with Autonomous Underwater Vehicles & AI…Enabling the World’s Transition to Sustainable Energy 👏🏼 Sun, 16 Apr 2023
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21 - E19: Peter Paul van Voorst tot Voorst, Founder of Skoon Energy - Building the next generation electricity grid & how the green revolution is mimicking the early days of the Internet 🔥 Sun, 09 Apr 2023
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20 - Special Episode: Announcing the Launch of Climate First with Nadav Steinmetz Thu, 06 Apr 2023
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19 - E18: Jacqueline van den Ende, Founder & CEO at Carbon Equity - How to Invest in the Carbon Opportunity, What is a Fund of Funds, How We Can Build a Positive Future for the Climate 💚 Sun, 02 Apr 2023
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18 - E17: Anshuman Bapna, Founder of Terra.do - On a mission to get 100 Million people working in Climate-Tech…what are the most exciting sectors in Climate & what skills are needed in the Green Economy 🙏 Sun, 26 Mar 2023
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17 - E16: Louise Parlons Bentata, Founder of Bluemethane - On a Mission to Capture a Billion Tonnes of Methane...How one gas has caused 30% of global temperature rise & turning methane into electricity 💚 Sun, 19 Mar 2023
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16 - E15: Solitaire Townsend, Founder of Futerra - The Solutionists & How Businesses Can Fix the Future | Why Mr. Beast wanted to learn about sustainability | Building sustainable startups 🙏🏼 Sun, 12 Mar 2023
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15 - E14: Christian Samuel, Founder of Roots Allotments: Localising Food Supply Chains & Improving Mental Health | Launching Profitable Brands that Improve Lives | How to Raise from VCs 🔥 Sun, 05 Mar 2023
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14 - E13: Jax Davey, Founder of Nuevo: Challenging a $600b Industry…from Marine to 2x Founder, Building the World's Most Purpose Driven Agency & Why Advertising is the Key to Hitting Net Zero 🔥  Sun, 26 Feb 2023
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13 - E12: Mandy Nyarko MBE, Founder of Startup Discovery School - Why Intersectionality is Key to Solving Climate Change, Launching Climate-Tech Accelerators & Funds, and Investing in Africa 🔥 Mon, 20 Feb 2023
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12 - E11: Amory Poulden, Founder of D2 - Masterclass in Venture Capital...when to take VC money, how to be capital efficient and when taking VC is bad for founders 🔥 Sun, 12 Feb 2023
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11 - E10: Joel Silverman, Founder of Kids Know Best - Building the UK's most exciting agency, how to pivot, how to hire well and how kids are thinking about sustainability in 2023 🔥 Sun, 05 Feb 2023
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10 - E9: Is this the future of food? w. Leo Taylor, Founder of Yum Bug 🪲 Sun, 29 Jan 2023
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9 - E8: Ben Saunders, Polar Caps to Cap Tables: Record Breaking Polar Explorer turned Climate VC 🥶 Sun, 22 Jan 2023
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8 - E7: How Vertical Farms are changing the food we eat... w. Alexander Olesen, Founder of Babylon Microfarms 🔥 Sun, 15 Jan 2023
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7 - E6: Kieran White, Founder of Return - launching a Climate-Tech startup, raising $2.5m aged 22, how to tell your startups story and everything in between 🔥  Sun, 08 Jan 2023
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6 - E5: Nadav Steinmetz, Founder of Nomea - how to invest in the $5 trillion Climate-Tech opportunity 🔥 Sun, 01 Jan 2023
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5 - E4: Caner Veli, How to scale climate & positive impact brands - 2x Founder of Liquiproof & Kind Community, Dragons Den Sensation :) Sun, 18 Dec 2022
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4 - E3: Peet Denny, Founding Partner @ Climate VC...investing in the most innovative Climate-Techs 🔥 Mon, 05 Dec 2022
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3 - E2: Frank Meehan - Climate-Tech launch to exit in 18 months $$$...founder of Cultiv8 Ventures, Sparklabs Global Ventures, BraveNewEarth and much more 🔥 Sun, 27 Nov 2022
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2 - E1: Michael Langguth, Co-Founder of Carbon13 - how to build & invest in Climate-Tech businesses, what business Michael would start if he were to launch a Climate-Tech again, and much much more.. Sun, 20 Nov 2022