Michelle Li spills the (CO2) tea Decarbonated

In this episode we talk to Michelle Li, Founder of Clever Carbon to learn:


How she’s using carbon footprint and Clever Carbon’s easy carbon footprint calculator to help people understand their impact on the environment
How she uses the analogy of a crochet blanket to help folks understand the impact of CO2 on the atmosphere
Who has the biggest carbon footprint? Is it Jo or Carl?
How Michelle feels about Big Oil originating the term carbon footprint
How education can drive change
What keeps Michelle, Jo and Carl hopeful

What’s your carbon footprint? Is it above or below your country’s average? Find out at https://clevercarbon.io/quiz/

Michelle is the founder of Clever Carbon. She launched her career in Silicon Valley where she worked for some of the biggest names in tech including Salesforce and DocuSign. A proponent for making sustainability the new norm, Michelle founded Clever Carbon to help teach people about carbon footprint in a hip, fun, and relatable way because what gets measured gets changed. She is a TEDx, SXSW, Bloomberg, and COP27 speaker on the topic of carbon literacy and is a United Nations content contributor. Michelle believes that a carbon literate society will accelerate solutions and actions at the speed and scale required for a thriving planet.

Michelle is also the founder of Women and Climate, a non-profit organization that inspires climate action by creating a joyful and safe space for more women to learn and talk about climate.