Episode 4 – Protecting the Planet is Key to Protecting People

1.9 MIN READ

At Not For Sale, we believe in the power of innovation and collaboration to create lasting change. In our latest video episode, Episode 4: Protecting the Planet is Key to Protecting People, co-founders David Batstone and Mark Wexler dive deep into the intersection of environmental sustainability, technology, and the fight against human trafficking.

 

This episode follows David’s recent travels to Southern India, Dubai, and Istanbul, where he worked alongside global partners to transform battery technology and advance battery materials essential to the future of energy. Meanwhile, Mark traveled to London to meet with longtime Not For Sale partners and discuss their shared efforts in creating a more sustainable world.

 

Key highlights from this episode include:

  • Battery innovation and how it’s connected to both freedom and sustainability
  • The historical link between environmental degradation and human trafficking, with powerful lessons from William Wilberforce
  • How dignity by design is central to the fight against modern-day slavery
  • Insights into ruthless execution, proactive humility, and relentless ideation as core values that drive Not For Sale’s mission forward

Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on the importance of persistent innovation, the need to protect both people and the planet, and the critical role dignity plays in designing systems that foster real, long-lasting change.

Watch Episode 4 now to hear how we are building a future where no one is for sale, and everyone is free.

 

Additional Topics Covered in Episode 4:

  • 00:00 – Catching up: Where in the world are Mark and Dave?
  • 00:28 – David’s travel updates: India, Dubai, Istanbul, and the future of energy
  • 03:07 – The importance of battery technology in driving sustainable energy economies
  • 12:11Historical parallels: How the rise of whaling played a role in the decline of chattel slavery in the U.S.
  • 19:23 – How environmental degradation fuels human exploitation
  • 33:16 – The impact of dignity and inoculation in communities
  • 41:19Ruthless execution: The power of dedication and discipline
  • 55:29Relentless ideation: How constant improvement leads to global impact
  • 1:02:41Cultural differences in business and charity: Lessons from across the globe

 

🌍 Together, we can build a world where no one is for sale.

 

Don’t miss out on Episode 4! Watch the video now to hear more about how Not For Sale is changing the future of freedom through innovative solutions.

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Human Trafficking

Ecocide is the large-scale destruction, damage, or loss of ecosystems caused by human activity, to the extent that the peaceful enjoyment of life by current or future generations is severely diminished.
Ecocide is the large-scale destruction, damage, or loss of ecosystems caused by human activity, to the extent that the peaceful enjoyment of life by current or future generations is severely diminished.
Ecocide is the large-scale destruction, damage, or loss of ecosystems caused by human activity, to the extent that the peaceful enjoyment of life by current or future generations is severely diminished.

Social Innovation

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Ecocide is the large-scale destruction, damage, or loss of ecosystems caused by human activity, to the extent that the peaceful enjoyment of life by current or future generations is severely diminished.
Ecocide is the large-scale destruction, damage, or loss of ecosystems caused by human activity, to the extent that the peaceful enjoyment of life by current or future generations is severely diminished.

Ecocide

Ecocide is the large-scale destruction, damage, or loss of ecosystems caused by human activity, to the extent that the peaceful enjoyment of life by current or future generations is severely diminished.
Ecocide is the large-scale destruction, damage, or loss of ecosystems caused by human activity, to the extent that the peaceful enjoyment of life by current or future generations is severely diminished.
Ecocide is the large-scale destruction, damage, or loss of ecosystems caused by human activity, to the extent that the peaceful enjoyment of life by current or future generations is severely diminished.

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Ecocide is the large-scale destruction, damage, or loss of ecosystems caused by human activity, to the extent that the peaceful enjoyment of life by current or future generations is severely diminished.
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