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Are you interested in sustainable and renewable technologies? What do you think about urban sustainability and its implementation? How can we create even better future for the next generations than we have?
Interview with Matt Ferrell, YouTube creator specialising in sustainable and renewable technologies. We talk about his vision for the future of cities, being stuck on Earth, sustainable solutions and their availability, human pessimism and how to tackle it, and many more.
Matt Ferrell lives in the Boston area and is a UI/UX designer by trade, but has always been obsessed by technology and how it works. In 2018 he started his YouTube channel, Undecided with Matt Ferrell, to focus on sustainable and smart technologies, which has gained over 1 million subscribers. He’s spoken at Fully Charged Live among other industry conferences while also advising multiple sustainable tech startups.
You can find out more about Matt through these links:
- Matt Ferrell on LinkedIn;
- @mattferrell@mastodon.social as Matt Ferrell on Mastodon;
- mattferrell.com website;
- Undecided with Matt Ferrell website;
- Undecided with Matt Ferrell on Youtube (special recommendations based on the conversation: Solar panels plus farming?; How the CO2 battery could be the future of energy storage?; 2 Brearkthroughs that could solve the fresh water crisis; The future of solid state wind energy – no more blades);
- @UndecidedMF as Undecided on Twitter;
- Matt Ferrell’s journey with their prefabricated home – YouTube video (1st episode);
Connected episodes you might be interested in:
- No.027 – Interview with Richard Manasseh about holistic approaches yet small actions;
- No.119R – Pessimism and optimism in the debate on climate change;
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