"In the race to Net Zero Carbon, every year matters." -- IPCC Special Report on Warming of 1.5°C What if we could accelerate the development and implementation of the technologies we need to address climate change? I help innovators change the world — faster. I'm Katherine Radeka, author of three books on innovation and the developer of the Rapid Learning Cycles framework for innovation. This framework is accelerating innovation on every continent except Antarctica. I have a long track record of accelerating the development of products like printers, washing machines, coffee makers, forklifts and mowers. I've helped biotech, medical device, pharma and aerospace adapt the framework to fit their industries. Today, my methods are accelerating solar, wind and nuclear energy systems development. But that's not why I'm here. The truth is that I don't know if the methods I use to accelerate the development of new products could also help accelerate the systemic change we need. But if they do, new forms of renewable energy, transportation, food production and more could make a difference years sooner than current forecasts. With climate change at a critical point, we can't afford to waste the investments we're making on solutions that deliver disappointing results after wasting too much of our scarce resources and precious time. This project is my work to ensure that we maximize the value of the time, money and resources we have to accelerate net zero.