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Articles and posts shared while learning and networking in the Seattle climate tech community, where I served as lead volunteer for PNW Climate Week 2025 and co-led the Sustainable Design track.
LinkedIn article ·
Why Every Product and Business Leader Should Understand Life Cycle Assessment
Product management is evolving. Business is evolving. Life cycle thinking is becoming part of how products are designed, priced and sold, and leaders who can read an LCA will make better calls.
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Make Carbon a Product Metric
A reading list for treating carbon like latency or cost: lifecycle emissions research for AI, the Hugging Face AI Energy Score, Mistral's contribution to an environmental standard for AI, new energy-efficient chips and drafting an AI policy.
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From LCA Curiosity to Collective Action: What's Next at PNW Climate Week
My search for “what makes a product truly sustainable?” led me to Life Cycle Assessment, and it changed my approach to product management. That post sparked conversations with builders, designers and leaders who also want to move from awareness to action.
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Your first Life Cycle Assessment workshop, PNW Climate Week 2025
A hands-on LCA workshop co-led in Seattle for 60+ consultants and sustainable design professionals, with more than 100 registrations, as part of the Sustainable Design track.
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Global Sustainability Standards
From India to Europe to the U.S., sustainability standards are slowly maturing and quietly rewriting how product and operations teams operate. ESG is becoming more product-specific, life cycle transparency is becoming the new baseline, and standards are becoming infrastructure.
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#sustainability #digitalesg: your first life cycle assessment workshop
An invitation to a first life cycle assessment workshop during PNW Climate Week, and a note on why LCA and digital ESG belong in the same conversation.
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How to measure Software Carbon Intensity for AI and product strategies to reduce the footprint
As cloud computing and AI become essential to modern business, their environmental impact is increasingly under the microscope. Leading cloud providers have made significant commitments to reduce their carbon footprints.
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