PinnedInCarbon A ListbyChristophe Jospe·Aug 31, 2023Navigating the Baseline: A Guide to Environmental Assessment and Decision-MakingHow to think about environmental baselines, where they fall short, and how to use them more effectively
PinnedInCarbon A ListbyChristophe Jospe·Jan 15, 2021Do it, prove it, sell it: my evolving views on carbon accountingA blog on why I’m leaving Nori, how my perspective on carbon accounting has changed, and where I’m headed next.A response icon11A response icon11
InCarbon A ListbyChristophe Jospe·Dec 26, 2024On Tradeoffs, Nori’s Closure, and 2024’s good, bad, and uglyGreetings!A response icon1A response icon1
InCarbon A ListbyChristophe Jospe·Dec 19, 2024On Tradeoffs (and why they aren’t absolute)Tradeoffs matter because they force us to confront the limits of resources, priorities, and systems, compelling us to make deliberate…
InCarbon A ListbyChristophe Jospe·May 2, 2024On eating bigger frogs first, GHG transparency, and soil health incentivesUseful links with more context and a new job post within
InCarbon A ListbyChristophe Jospe·Mar 28, 2024On Planetary Solvency, Antifragility, and Market DevelopmentPlus an event we’re hosting on soil health incentives and multiple expressions of interest for paid support
InCarbon A ListbyChristophe Jospe·Mar 1, 2024On siloes and de-siloing, inconvenient truths and gaps in carbon modeling, and building coalitions…Plus updates of what we’re working on and get involved
InCarbon A ListbyChristophe Jospe·Dec 7, 2023On taking things for granted, criteria, and MMRV platformsWe’ve got 3 new exciting full time positions were hiring for. Useful snapshots for navigating the complex landscape of MMRV
InCarbon A ListbyChristophe Jospe·Oct 31, 2023On bottlenecks, carbon intensity, and resilience metricsPlus a link to an event tomorrow and some nuanced takes on complex issues
InCarbon A ListbyChristophe Jospe·Oct 3, 2023On the effort to impact matrix, the climate terms gap, and climate solutions as athletesThoughts around working more efficiently, ways to use and improve terms, and the (false) dichotomy in climate camps and what to do about it
