Not believing in change doesn’t prevent it. It only guarantees you’ll miss it when it comes. That’s why “too late” is a choice, not a fact 💪

Absolutely, spot on Lauren. AI and digitalization can support sustainability, but only under smart governance. Efficiency without limits accelerates extraction

This is the paradox I keep running into. AI can't really be neutral when it's trained on data that reflects existing power dynamics. So "responsible AI" has to be built in structurally from the start, not retrofitted

The structural problem isn't even AI though, is it?

It's that we have no policy framework for when productivity gains don't create new jobs. Automation is just exposing that we haven't solved this problem yet.

Been thinking a lot about the gap between measuring emissions and actually reducing them. Like we're getting better at tracking but the action side seems stuck. What's working for you all on the acceleration side?

The system's interconnection here is wild like you can't actually solve one without the others.

But policy still treats them separately. Wondering if anyone's mapping how these actually interact...

686 million tonnes is insane. The infrastructure piece is so crucial though.

I'm curious how much of that is just the cycling itself vs. replacing car-based supply chains-like would reducing delivery vehicle trips add even more?

At The Trinity Tribe we believe design and technology should always bend toward care: for people, for planet, for future generations.

Solar cooking in Oaxaca is a quiet example of that ambition turned real.

#circulareconomy #climatejustice #solarpunk #sustainability #human-centereddesign

Me, in my head: I’d make a very impressive pumpkin.🍕🍰😋

Love that. Accessibility isn’t a bonus skill, it’s part of being a decent designer.

Your own website seems to be down, though.