Your crystal ball into our climate’s future.
This episode of Preview of Tomorrow showcases a company called Climformatics that is changing the game when it comes to weather and climate forecasting. Subarna Bhattacharyya, CEO and Detelina Ivanova, Chief Science Officer, touch on how the company employs state of the art machine learning and continuous modeling to accurately predict future climate. Businesses can then use Climformatics’ API to download and access analytics to inform their business decisions and mitigate upcoming threats. Climformatics is dedicated to preserving both our planet and the people living on it. Check out Climformatics at: http://www.climformatics.com/

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Have you ever looked at a city skyline and wondered—what if our buildings could do more than just stand tall? What if they could actively fight climate change? Every year, our cities emit millions of tons of carbon, contributing to a crisis so urgent that by 2050 we’ll need to remove over six billion tons of CO₂ annually just to stay on track with global climate goals. But what if the solution isn’t just cutting emissions—but designing environments that capture them? Now, imagine a future where skyscrapers don’t just house people—they breathe for the planet. Buildings that clean water, generate energy, and filter air like living ecosystems.

In today’s episode of Preview of Tomorrow, Mike Lake, President & CEO of Leading Cities, speaks with David Gory, co-founder and CEO of Airbuild, about how algae-infused architecture is transforming urban infrastructure. This conversation dives into the cutting edge of regenerative design—and how the future of climate action might just be growing on the side of your office building.

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Have you ever tried to make the right choice—only to find out later you didn’t have the full picture? Whether it’s picking a healthy meal or choosing the “eco-friendly” product off the shelf, too often we rely on labels that tell only part of the story. Now imagine being a company trying to choose suppliers—where one misstep could mean reputational damage, regulatory risk, or contributing to climate change. With more than 75% of a company’s emissions buried deep in the supply chain, transparency isn’t just a nice-to-have. It’s essential.

In today’s episode of Preview of Tomorrow, Mike Lake speaks with Kirsten Lunoe and Charlie Bennel of Green the Chain. Their platform is helping businesses cut through the noise and uncover suppliers who are truly aligned with their sustainability goals—turning supply chains from hidden risks into powerful tools for climate action.

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