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Jan 13, 2025 | 
sustainablebrands.com | Chris Yoko
While climate change may not be a priority for the new presidentialadministration,researchincreasingly shows that climate resilience is key for businesssuccess. It’s hardly a surprising outcome: Climate change is the new economic reality,and businesses that canadapt— just as they’re adapting to developments such as artificialintelligence (AI) — will be theones that can win the day.
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Sep 9, 2024 | 
datasciencecentral.com | Vivek Anand |John Lee |David Stephen |Chris Yoko
In the world of supply chain and logistics, effective inventory management is crucial to maintaining a smooth operation and ensuring customer satisfaction. Inventory management becomes even more complex when dealing with multi-echelon systems, where multiple layers of inventory are maintained at different stages in the supply chain.
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Sep 4, 2024 | 
datasciencecentral.com | David Stephen |Chris Yoko
By David StephenFor all the negative reasons that AI was in the news in the last year, regarding harms and misuses, what did Anthropic or OpenAI offer, as broad solutions?
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Sep 4, 2024 | 
datasciencecentral.com | Chris Yoko |David Stephen
As both a major funder of climate change initiatives as well as one of the largest economic beneficiaries of Open AI, Bill Gates’ claim that climate-focused concerns of AI energy usage are being overblown has been understandably met with some skepticism. Is Gates just providing cover to protect his economic interests, or is AI actually capable of playing a critical role in guiding the transition from fossil fuels to sustainable energy?
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Jul 23, 2024 | 
wallstreetpr.com | Wall Street |Chris Yoko
By Chris YokoTwo major carbon offset projects that were supported by California businesses, including Salesforce and Patch Technologies, were accused recently of participating in a timber laundering scheme in Brazil — a fraud that undermines the integrity of the carbon offset industry as a whole.
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May 28, 2024 | 
mcall.com | Chris Yoko
By Chris Yoko, founder of Yoko Co. and Carbon OffGov. Josh Shapiro’s ambitious plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions in Pennsylvania by cracking down on energy companies has drawn ire from the industry and some members of the Legislature, who have called it a “disaster” and a “gift” to states like West Virginia and OhioBut these Pennsylvania voices who fearmonger about the economic death of the state clearly need to read up on their history.
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May 23, 2024 | 
wordpress-1267878-4583606.cloudwaysapps.com | Chris Yoko
AI and climate change are two of the biggest existential quandaries our generation has to face. As we grapple with how to manage the ever-growing impacts to the planet, artificial intelligence—despite its own risks and threats—may be our best ally. As AI has taken off over the last few years, so too have concerns over its impacts on the environment.
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May 22, 2024 | 
theceomagazine.com | Chris Yoko
Protests against the cost of green policies seem to be on the rise after years of steady progress in combating climate change. If public opinion starts to weaken the will of politicians to effect change, businesses will need to step up their leadership on climate issues. Backlash to eco-conscious laws is occurring in both the United States and Europe, as some of the front-loaded costs of the policies kick in, despite record high temperatures and pessimistic outlooks on our global climate future.
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May 3, 2024 | 
worth.com | Chris Yoko
AI and climate change are two of the biggest existential quandaries our generation has to face. As we grapple with how to manage the ever-growing impacts to the planet, artificial intelligence—despite its own risks and threats—may be our best ally. As AI has taken off over the last few years, so too have concerns over its impacts on the environment.
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Apr 16, 2024 | 
chiefexecutive.net | Chris Yoko
Soup throwing has become the protest du jour of climate activists whose attacks on works like Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa and Van Gogh’s Sunflowers have been met with confusion and derision on social media. Climate change is indeed a gravely serious existential threat, but these protests amount to little more than a toddler’s tantrum. And, like any parent of a toddler could tell you, tantrums are rarely beneficial.
