Where does yesterday's future, which is already here, really here, really here, meet today's future, which is about to happen, and tomorrow's future, which could be just minutes away?

Welcome to technology revolution, the future of now.

Where host Bonnie D. Graham asks savvy futurists for their predictions about the tech-driven

trends that are shaping our future right now.

Here's your host who will take us into the future of now, Bonnie D. Graham.

Bonnie D. in the house, happy to be here. I think we got somebody, one of my panelists is in a swimming pool. Jeffrey, why don't you mute for a second there, dear. Let's get rid of that back. There we go. We are live, everybody, wave hello to LinkedIn, wave hello to Facebook. I don't have the fancy countdown clock. We're covering a topic today. This is part two of a topic that everybody's talking about.

I don't know what people are doing about it, but they're talking about it.

And we're still trying to understand it.

The topic is sustainability.

And of course, this is technology revolution.

So we're talking about sustainability and technology.

That's our spin.

And the question is, are we doing enough for tomorrow for our kids

for our grandkids for anybody in that future so this is part two welcome welcome welcome let me give a

couple of buzz quotes and then i will have my experts introduce themselves so bear with me here

buzz number one this is from forbes one of my favorite quotes. Sustainability is no longer a buzzword, but an environmental, economic, and social driver that

is changing our day-to-day lives committing to sustainable practices is no longer a nice

to have, but a must-do. Panel, nod and wave if you agree with that. It's a must-do.

We got it. That's why you're all here. Good. Good start. I have the right people. Then bus number two is from a quote from McKinsey. They say technologies shaping the sustainability agenda include. I'm just going to throw a couple out there. These are interesting. Public electric transport. I think we've seen some of that. Electric trucks. Cheap energy storage. Oh, yes. Plastic recycling,

thank goodness. LED light efficiency, accessible solar power. I don't have panels, but I know people

who do. Carbon capture and storage and hydrogen in the energy transition. So those are a few

of things that are happening, right? Deborah. Deborah's nodding. She likes that. I have a quote now

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