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for the past year, I’ve been exploring how I can help tackle climate change throughout my career as someone in tech
here are the resources that I’ve found the most helpful
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here are the resources that I’ve found the most helpful
i’ve probably learned the most from podcasts, which is such an approachable way to dive into a complex topic.
Some of my faves:
@mcjpod
@TheEnergyGang
@how2saveaplanet
Some of my faves:
@mcjpod
@TheEnergyGang
@how2saveaplanet
discovering the @mcjpod community / slack group is one of the best things that’s happened to me in 2020 https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="✨" title="Funken" aria-label="Emoji: Funken">
it’s an incredibly energizing group of people (mostly technologists) who work (or want to work) on this issue full time.
it’s an incredibly energizing group of people (mostly technologists) who work (or want to work) on this issue full time.
http://www.drawdown.org"> http://www.drawdown.org includes a guide of (ranked!!) climate solutions based on their impact.
the @IEA has a very actionable list of where we need to be and how we can bridge that gap
H/t @embrein for this resource! https://www.iea.org/topics/tracking-clean-energy-progress">https://www.iea.org/topics/tr...
H/t @embrein for this resource! https://www.iea.org/topics/tracking-clean-energy-progress">https://www.iea.org/topics/tr...
if you’re working in machine learning, http://www.climatechange.ai"> http://www.climatechange.ai is a comprehensive guide of opportunities to use ML in areas like energy systems, transportation, buildings, etc
there are great lists of organizations solving climate change such as https://climatescape.org/ ">https://climatescape.org/">...
