Brightest published a new study in Nature projecting that by 2060, solar panels could leave behind up to 402 million tons of waste.
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By 2060, solar panels could leave behind up to 402 million tons of waste. That's the top-end projection from a new study in Nature, modelling solar photovoltaic (PV) was…
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Brightest
sustainability software and solutions for purpose-led organizations changing the 🌎
- Industry
- Software Development
- Location
- New York, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Brightest
Brightest is a Certified B Corp designing and delivering intelligent, modern sustainability software, expert ESG guidance, and social impact solutions for hundreds of organizations, brands, and governments around the world.
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Brightest published a study by Dr. Sasha Luccioni et al. showing that AI's indirect impacts and rebound effects include substitution effects, scale effects, and economic rebound effects.
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Brightest published research findings from Harvard Business Review regarding how people are using AI across various use cases, including therapy and companionship.
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Brightest published a post discussing the EU Commission's adoption of the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA) proposal to reinforce cloud and AI infrastructure within the EU.
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