G. James Harris

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  • G. James Harris

    James is the founder and lead developer of Project ClearSky 2100, a climate tech platform to strengthen climate resilience for megacities in the Global South through the year 2100. He brings expertise in global strategic partnerships, market intelligence, portfolio management, mergers and acquisitions, municipal finance, etc. His business development activities extend to over 40 industries in more than 60 countries. Mr. Harris is a member of the Strategic Consortium of Intelligence Professionals and the International Solid Waste Association. He received his MPA in Public Financial Management from the O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs at Indiana University, Bloomington.

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Megacities, micro haulers and food waste lessons from new york
Blockchain, Circular economy, Megacities, Social Inclusion, Sustainability, Tokenization of Sustainable Infrastructure, Urbanization

Megacities, Micro Haulers, and Food Waste: Lessons From New York

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Let’s face it; our future is urban. By 2050 close to 70% of the world’s population will reside in cities, up from 55% (4.4 billion) today. Urbaniza... Read more.
Singapore is one of the world's top 3 ports at night.
Circular economy, Megacities, Social Inclusion, Sustainability, Tokenization of Sustainable Infrastructure, Urbanization

Sustainable Ports: Emerging Players In The Fight Against Climate Change

by G. James Harris, Zack H. Abdi 0
Ports are critical to the global economy, facilitating international trade and commerce. According to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UN... Read more.
Informal waste workers in landfills challeneges and opportunities
Blockchain, Circular economy, Megacities, Social Inclusion, Sustainability, Tokenization of Sustainable Infrastructure, Urbanization

Informal Waste Workers in the Global South: Challenges & Opportunities

by G. James Harris 0
The informal sector is a significant part of the economies of many countries in the Global South. According to the International Labour Organization (ILO), over... Read more.
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