In this episode we&apos;re talking about science, and its role in tackling some of our biggest challenges. Our guest is Johanna Chao Kreilick, president of the Union of Concerned Scientists, a US nonprofit that does research and advocacy work around translating science into action. In our interview, Johanna discusses:<ul><li>How science is already showing us a clear pathway to Net Zero</li><li>Why climate change is also a socio-economic and racial equity issue</li><li>The importance of people-centered policymaking</li><li>The receptiveness of the US Government to science</li><li>Three reasons to be hopeful</li><li>And more</li></ul>Produced &amp; presented by <a href='https://www.bridgesfundmanagement.com/team/james-taylor/'>James Taylor</a> Editing by Jake Hatt @ <a href='https://www.freebirdfilm.tv/'>Free Bird Film</a> Watch the videos at <a href='http://www.bridgesfundmanagement.com/2030visions'>www.bridgesfundmanagement.com/2030visions</a>

20/30 Visions: Kim Folsom on financing more diverse founders

A series in which we ask global thought-leaders: how do we build a more sustainable and inclusive world by 2030?The world of sustainability and impact has come a long way in the two decades since Bridges launched in 2002. But given the scale of the challenges we face, it's not enough.&nbsp;If we are to have any hope of achieving the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030 (the theoretical target) – or getting anywhere close to Net Zero – we need to go much further, much faster.Our 20/30 Visions series explores what this needs to look like in practice. In each episode, we speak to a different expert or thought-leader from around the globe, and ask them: what needs to change if we want to build a more sustainable and inclusive future in the next decade? And how do we make that change happen?