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Next Technologies | Bezos Earth Fund technological advance will be essential to get us onto the right path and some problems will require technologies yet to be developed. The Bezos Earth Fund helps to advance promising new technologies that will reduce emissions, remove carbon, and protect our natural systems.
Many solutions needed to address global warming and conserve and restore natural ecosystems are available and scaling rapidly today – wind power, solar, and electric vehicles. Other necessary solutions are still ideas in the lab, in pre-commercial development, or just too costly to compete. But global warming won’t wait for us.
Innovation is the driving force across the Bezos Earth Fund’s climate and nature portfolios. We support promising new technologies and the innovators who create them. Our goal is to advance technologies with significant potential to reduce emissions, remove carbon from the atmosphere, and protect natural systems.
In the process, we work to address potential risks from new technologies and overcome barriers to their implementation. The sooner we can bring new technologies to market, the sooner we can get emissions down toward zero. The faster we can innovate, the easier it will be to protect our forests and other natural systems.
Alongside government and business, philanthropy has the power to move the best ideas from labs to market with more speed and certainty.
AI for Climate and Nature Weather AI: African Climate Forecaster Carbon Sim: CO₂ Removal Accelerator Microbe AI: Better Cattle Gut Design Livestock GPT: Smart Cattle Emission Reduction Peace Keeper: Wildlife-Human Harmony AI Tree Guard: AI Protects Precious Timber AI and Edge Monitoring to Combat Illegal Fishing Coral Watch: AI Reef Protection Network Empowering the Conserva Aves Network to Protect Nature with AI-Powered Bird Monitoring AI-powered Global Biodiversity Monitoring Network Fast-Tracking Production of Genomes for Endangered Species Sound Sense: Global Wildlife Listening Network AI: Plant and New Species Identification Deep Sea Vision: AI Maps Ocean Life Synthetic Cell: AI-Powered Protein Factory Cell Meat AI: Lab Grown Protein Cell Sight: Fast-Track to Better Lab Meat Fungal Protein: Fighting Global Hunger Waste Protein: AI Transforms Food Scraps Plant Mix: AI-Driven Food Systems Designer Protein Solver: AI Models Better Food AI Taste Predictor: Better Plant-Based Foods AI Food Atlas: Unlocking Plant Protein Chemistry Bringing Advanced Technologies to Market Launching Zero-Emission Ships Harnessing the Power of Plant Root Systems
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