Return to a classic Earth911 podcast conversation about how market competition can move past thinking of ownership as exclusive control of resources. As our guest, Frank Dalene, wrote in his book, Decarbonize the World: Solving the Climate Crisis While Improving Profits In Your Business, “here’s the problem: we are all part of the same planet. We all live in the same closed environment. We all have the same atmosphere. We all breathe the same air.” Frank joins us today to discuss how businesses and regulators need to rethink their approach to markets in order to recognize our shared resources and reverse global warming. Frank is also president and CEO of Telemark Inc., a construction business that pioneered green building practices and helped introduce New York state’s green building standard.

Frank Dalene, author of Decarbonizing the World, is our guest on Sustainability in Your Ear.

Frank developed the International Carbon Equivalent Mechanism Attributed to Neutrality (ICEMAN) methodology to describe the carbon impact of products, buildings, and food. Eventually, the ICEMAN system will provide a carbon factor index score that can be placed on products and service offerings to make it easier for everyone to make informed, sustainable choices. We discuss how the carbon scoring system might be introduced and what it can account for in easy-to-use consumer labeling. You can learn more about Frank and Decarbonize the World at frankdalene.com.

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Editor’s Note: This episode originally aired on May 20, 2022.

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