As a science-based organization, Running Tide maintains an ongoing and open dialogue with leaders in the oceanographic, scientific, and academic community. 

The human-caused climate emergency is commonly and narrowly understood to be a problem of atmospheric carbon dioxide, as this greenhouse gas contributes directly to warming and destabilizing the biosphere. However, in order to develop effective solutions to our carbon problem, we must develop a systems-level understanding of atmospheric carbon within the context of the global carbon cycle.

At Running Tide, there are currently six of us with military experience. That experience is being applied in creative ways as our company engages in a different type of fight: The fight against climate change. We’re proud of the work our veterans have done, both prior to and after joining our company, and we look forward to other veterans eager for a new challenge also joining the team.

If we know we need to decarbonize, and we know it’s not happening fast enough, we need to look for ways to dramatically accelerate this transition. What leverage can be exerted over the heaviest-emitting, hardest to abate industries? How can we make low-carbon technologies the economical option today, instead of waiting for years of public funding to make them cost competitive?