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'''Brian Von Herzen'''  Ph.D. is the founder and executive director of the Climate Foundation, which upholds the vision and the mission to regenerate life in the ocean using Marine Permaculture technology. As Executive Director, Brian leads Climate Foundation’s large-scale seaweed mariculture programs to develop sustainable food, feed and fertilizer value chains, provide ecosystem life support, and sustain blue carbon sinks.






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== Info ==
*[https://www.climatefoundation.org/brian-von-herzen.html Brian's Bio]
 
Brian von Herzen, Ph.D., Executive Director, '''[[Climate Foundation]]''',
:NASA modeling has determined that carbon levels above 350 ppm are incompatible with sustaining a planet similar to that on which civilization has developed and to which life on Earth is adapted (James Hansen). In May, 2019, the Keeling curve exceeded 415 ppm for the first time in recorded history.
 
== Participation on Humanity Rising ==
:[[HR!Day596| Day 596 Mon 12/05/22 Technologies of Hope I: Climate Restoration]]
 
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== See Also ==
*[[Climate Foundation]]
*[[The Dawn of Everything]]
*[[Complexity Weekend]]
*Beyond Extraction Episode 712 {With Meta)
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Latest revision as of 22:31, 23 September 2025

Brian Von Herzen Ph.D. is the founder and executive director of the Climate Foundation, which upholds the vision and the mission to regenerate life in the ocean using Marine Permaculture technology. As Executive Director, Brian leads Climate Foundation’s large-scale seaweed mariculture programs to develop sustainable food, feed and fertilizer value chains, provide ecosystem life support, and sustain blue carbon sinks.


Info

Brian von Herzen, Ph.D., Executive Director, Climate Foundation,

NASA modeling has determined that carbon levels above 350 ppm are incompatible with sustaining a planet similar to that on which civilization has developed and to which life on Earth is adapted (James Hansen). In May, 2019, the Keeling curve exceeded 415 ppm for the first time in recorded history.

Participation on Humanity Rising

Day 596 Mon 12/05/22 Technologies of Hope I: Climate Restoration

See Also