\Sustainability News/ Introducing Sifted’s latest newsletter, Sustain We’re launching a new newsletter, weekly on Thursdays, investigating the fast-developing sustainability startup scene. By Sifted 12 February 2021 \Venture Capital Investors love data. So why not dig into sustainability metrics? By Danijel Višević 18 February 2021 \Sustainability News/ Introducing Sifted’s latest newsletter, Sustain We’re launching a new newsletter, weekly on Thursdays, investigating the fast-developing sustainability startup scene. By Sifted 12 February 2021 When Sifted launched two years ago, sustainability wasn’t something all that many startups or investors were talking about. Now, it’s becoming a priority — quite rightly — and we want to understand all the twists and turns of how this sector is developing. So next week, after months of incubation, we bring you the latest addition to the Sifted newsletter family: our Sustain newsletter. Every Thursday, our sustainability reporters Sarah Drumm and Connor Bilboe will share the most interesting developments of the week and interview the startups, researchers and investors leading the way towards a future where profit and purpose are delightfully intertwined. They’ll look at which startups are paving the way to a sustainable, zero-carbon future — and who’s just saying they are. They’ll also investigate which technologies and initiatives actually work; pick apart how companies big and small are measuring impact; and explore novel markets, from carbon capture and bioplastics to insect rearing and vertical farming. Our readers already include people at Cambridge University, the World Food Programme, Infarm, ETF Partners, Pale Blue Dot and Mustard Seed Maze. “The Sustain newsletter is essential reading for all those working at the intersection of startups and climate. It doesn’t just cover the breaking sustainability tech news in Europe, but also offers a critical look at some of the key challenges in this space.” — Lauren Lentz, founding partner, Revent Our founding partners for the Sustain newsletter are Tech Nation and Norrsken. Without them, we wouldn’t be able to develop our reporting in this direction — or bring it to you for free. “Having launched our inaugural Net Zero Programme at Tech Nation, we are proud to support Sifted’s sustainability newsletter. With an estimated 40% of emissions reductions required to achieve net zero relying on technologies yet to be used in mass-markets, it is brilliant that Sifted is focusing on the emerging technologies and startups driving emissions reduction,” says Tech Nation’s net zero programme executive Sammy Fry. We’re excited about what’s happening where tech and sustainability meets in Europe. If you are too, don’t get left behind. Sign up here. Want the best of Sifted in your inbox? Our newsletter brings you the latest, greatest stories on startup Europe. Sign up Terms of Use Related Articles How are Europe’s startups capturing carbon? By Connor Bilboe Click here to read more Member Fintech gets green: The startups mixing money and climate activism By Isabel Woodford and Cecile Bussy Click here to read more New €200m VC fund 2150 has a mission to clean up Europe’s cities By Sarah Drumm Click here to read more Investors love data. So why not dig into sustainability metrics? By Danijel Višević Click here to read more Get the best of Sifted in your inbox By entering your email you agree to Sifted’s Terms of Use Sign up to \Future Proof Sifted’s weekly \Corporate Innovation roundup email By entering your email you agree to Sifted’s Terms of Use Most Read 1 Member \Fintech Meet the TransferWise ‘mafia’: The employees turned entrepreneurs 2 Member \Corporate Innovation Exclusive: Barclays pulls plug on flagship payments app Pingit 3 \Startup Life Staff love working from home. Bosses… not so much 4 Member \Venture Capital Early investors in UiPath on track to make a 220,000% return 5 \Venture Capital Investors love data. So why not dig into sustainability metrics? Join the conversation Subscribe Notify of new follow-up comments new replies to my comments
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