Dad, tech entrepreneur, nature lover. Founder of @PachamaInc (acquired by @Carbon_Direct). On a social media break.

Buenos Aires
The Amazon rainforest doesn't just remove ~2 billions tons of CO2 every year. It also moves ~20 billions tons of water through evotranspiration, the so-called "flying rivers", critical for planetary balance. I wish more people knew this.
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After pioneering forest conservation tech at Pachama, @dsaezgil joins Carbon Direct as SVP of Strategic Engagement! Climate solutions are catalyzed by people who understand that protecting ecological integrity & building scalable solutions go hand in hand.lagaceta.com.ar/nota/1112875…
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Today I’m writing to share some truly exciting news: @PachamaInc is joining forces with @Carbon_Direct to create the definitive leading science-driven climate solutions platform! Carbon Direct is an amazing science-first organization that combines technical and commercial expertise to decarbonize the global economy. Their 70+ scientists work closely with their finance and market experts to design, diligence, and deliver decarbonization solutions at scale across industries. From Microsoft to JPMorgan, they helped over 150 companies with CDR, carbon measurement, clean power opportunities, low-carbon energy solutions and other complex climate challenges. I’ve gotten to know their team over the years and have always been impressed by their deep care for scientific rigor and business integrity. At Pachama we spent the last 7 years investing heavily in innovative solutions at the intersection of AI and geospatial data to help unlock investments into high-quality nature-based carbon sequestration. Along the way, we helped hundreds of customers deploy tens of millions of dollars into reforestation and forest conservation projects around the world, restoring millions of hectares of precious land. These projects empowered local economies and enhanced local ecologies, all while ensuring a quantifiable climate benefit for the planet. And we helped modernize carbon markets by openly sharing our innovations blending the latest advancements in LiDAR, satellites and machine learning applied to land-based carbon. Today, Carbon Direct is acquiring Pachama and we’re integrating our business into them. A big part of our team is coming along for this new phase of our journey, as we continue to serve our customers and partners like before, except now being able to offer even more solutions for their sustainability journeys. I will be taking the role of Sr. Vice President of Strategic Engagement, to stay close to customers, partners and all key stakeholders in the market. We will keep investing in innovative solutions harnessing AI and geodata to unlock the capital needed to address climate change and ecological integrity, now with even more resources. This is just the beginning of a new chapter on our journey and I can’t wait to see the impact that we will have from here on. But I want to take this opportunity to express my eternal gratitude to everyone who supported us up until this point. All the incredible team members that worked for the mission over the years, all the investors that invested in the company, all the customers that trusted our solutions, all the projects that entrusted us with their credits, all the communities who supported our engagements, all the partners with whom we explored alliances for the common good. We co-created something truly special, always keeping our mission as the north star and never compromising on our values of integrity, excellence, tenacity and purpose. The mission continues. Onwards! Read more on the links below:
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And RIP legendary Jane Goodall 😢. Thanks for your inspiration! The circle of life…
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Diego Saez Gil retweeted
There are 5xs everywhere for those with the eyes to see…
I think ⁦@planet⁩ is one of the most undervalued stocks in the market
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Diego Saez Gil retweeted
The first terawatt of solar was the hardest.
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YC W15, a decade later, alive and kicking!
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Diego Saez Gil retweeted
Ask for trees in your city 🌳
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One of the most stunning Earth visualizations by NASA: the flow of particles floating through the air (smoke, sulfates, sea salt, dust). Whether we like it or not, we’re all interaffected.
NASA Ames
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if you’re in SF and don’t hike with a friend weekly idk what to tell you
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Very cool visualization of hurricane Erin. Once again, imagine what we'll be able to do with Geospatial AI for Earth Science...
See Hurricane Erin in 3D 🌀 Erin went through a period of rapid intensification, strengthening from a Category 1 to a Category 5 hurricane in around 24 hours. @NASA’s GPM Core Observatory passed over Hurricane Erin at 6:23a.m. EDT on August 16th, while it was intensifying.
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Climate data shouldn’t live in silos. It belongs in the commons. As @dsaezgil of @PachamaInc reminds us, it’s what helps scientists, policymakers, and communities protect forests and fight climate change. 🌱
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Amazing opportunity for builders: @FundingCommons is calling for applications for their Builders Residency to be held in Buenos Aires, 🇦🇷Argentina this Oct-Nov. Link in the comments 👇
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Getting ready to make an unsolicited offer to buy @GoogleEarth
Exclusive: AI startup Perplexity makes an unsolicited longshot offer to buy Google’s Chrome browser for $34.5 billion on.wsj.com/4oz7E3W
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Point Reyes National Park is an under hyped gem of the Bay Area. Go hike it if you get the chance.
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3/4 of humans exposed to drought. Reforestation brings back rain (in addition to carbon sequestration, biodiversity, wood & food production). Low hanging fruit (pun intended).
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Rest in peace Joanna Macy. 🥹 Thank you for the incredible inspiration to many generations of people called to serve Life. The work continues... 🙏🌎
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Maybe we should rebrand climate change as food security crisis
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