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SynBioBeta in San Jose, CA, May 5-8
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ABLC2025 in DC, March 19-21
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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​CSS was at the the November 2024 Alternative Fuels & Chemicals Coalition
Global Biobased Economy Conference & Exhibit​​​
November 20-22, 2024, Washington, D.C.​
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CSS President and Executive Director Joel Stone moderated:
MANUFACTURING PROGRESS on LOW CARBON INTENSITY (CI SCORE) RENEWABLE CHEMICALS
Session 1 of Track 1: Biobased Manufacturing: Renewable Chemicals, Bioplastics, Biopolymers, Biomaterials Creating a Cleaner Planet,
Panel: Nelson Barton, Geno; Andrew Held, Virent, Inc; Mark Simmers, Celtic Renewables; Shara Ticku, C16 Biosciences; and Corey Tyree, Trillium Renewable Chemicals
COMPANIES OFFERING STEP CHANGE DEVELOPMENTS in SYNTHETIC BIOLOGICAL PROGRESS
Session 4 of Track 3: Synthetic Biology, Alternative Proteins, Regenerative Agriculture, Food & Fiber
Panel: Shannon Hall, Pow.Bio; Joel Sirois, BioIntelligence Technologies; Remi Peraud, iMEAN; Alexandre Zanghellini, Arzeda
CSS President Joel Stone will be at SynBio 2025 connecting the dots between synthetic biology and agriculture to develop regenerative and soil health solutions toward delivering improved farm economics, water management and, most importantly, Low CI, score production--all part of the sustainable practices that also improve nutrient density in farm-produced products. Registration for the SynBioBeta conference and contact CSS to meet Joel at the conference: info@climatesystemsolutions.org.
The panel discussion led by CSS' Joel Stone with Bruno Basso, Andrew Lentz, Gregory Jaffe, and Gary Grimes focused on low carbon intensity (Low CI) agricultural feedstocks, their supply chains, and farmers' commitment to climate smart agriculture and verification methodologies, precision agriculture and integrated farm management to enhance productivity, improve climate resilience; how reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions can be deployed; and policies and practices that support sustainable development and food security by ensuring agriculture remains both economically viable and environmentally sustainable.
ABLC25 Due Diligence Wolfpack: Panel Review of SAF Companies
CSS' Joel Stone was part of the Wolfpack team on March 21 at the Advanced Bioeconomy Leadership Conference in DC assessing the value of fuels made from woody biomass. Watch the video to learn why this group of companies fared better than most: USA BioEnergy, Arbios Biotech, Ensyn, Morisora, Strategic Biofuels, SixRing Inc.
CSS Webinars 2025​​​​
I. Achieving Low CI Scores Technology Update​
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II. Connecting Soil Carbon Capture Sequestration and the Small Water Cycle
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III. Connecting Soil Health to Human Health ​
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IV. Influencing Soil Health with Precision Agriculture
