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Eeep, Climate Art 101 starts tomorrow! In this 6-week course you'll learn how to use art as a tool to simplify topics in climate change. For my friends who have been thinking about joining, you can still get the early bird pricing and register here: https://lnkd.in/g5K8qwUd

⏩Driving business towards the Sustainable Development Goals: https://lnkd.in/eiW2AqUG ⏩From Climate Science to Action: https://lnkd.in/etuqcEuu

Join us tomorrow to explore the vast landscape of climate work through a detailed tier system, offering insights into various sectors, roles, and the ethical dimensions of climate work. Learn how to navigate the complexities of climate opportunities. https://lnkd.in/dJappbfX

Coming soon: Our 2024 list of 15 Climate Tech Companies to Watch [MIT Tech Review]

Something I'd love to hear your thoughts on! In the space of climate science, what do you believe is the most pressing challenge we face today, and what innovative solutions do you think can help us address it? Share your perspectives! #ClimateChange #ThoughtsOnClimate 🌍💬

How can we adapt to poor air quality? Join Rebecca Saari from Waterloo Climate Institute as she discusses potential adaptations needed to safeguard against worsening air quality due to climate change. Learn more in the latest episode of Science Sessions: https://ow.ly/wTSC50RzQPa

Awesome talk, Jonathan Foley . One concern is the amount if carbon released and toxicity created by making renewable tech. Anyone have thoughts on that or this talk in general? Let’s talk about it!

What first ?

I love this concept of the “time value of carbon”, it should resonate with anyone working in finance and bring home the necessity of transformative carbon emmsions reductions over the next decade in the face of geopolitical and fiscal headwinds.

What climate solutions should we focus our limited time, attention, and funding on? Science can help us sort this out. Check out my new TED talk about the climate solutions worth funding — now. https://lnkd.in/g_XTVR4J