Pursuing a climate-focused career is one of the most impactful individual actions we can do. It enables you to directly contribute to tackling the climate crisis and create a sustainable and just world for all.
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Survivaltech.club is your newsletter on deeptech climate solutions and startups. Already +1700 climate investors, entrepreneurs, researchers, and climate enthusiasts read it! Survivaltech.club explores how science-based solutions can help save humankind from climate change. _What you can expect every second Thursday:_ > 🎙️ Interviews with pioneering climate startup founders and investors (e.g. Mia Diawara, Partner at Lowercarbon Capital; Florent Héroguel, Co-Founder and COO of Bloom Biorenewables) > 📚 Deep dives into industries that we need to decarbonize and technologies that can help us do that (e.g. air travel, concrete, green hydrogen) Join the journey of learning. We have our humankind to save with survival tech (= climate tech).
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Climate actions
Steps this helps you take.
Every Job can be a climate job.
Donating empower experts and activists, enhances public awareness, and supports sustainable practices at both local and global levels. By financially backing organisations fighting climate change, individuals can play a significant role in driving progress, influencing policy, and fostering a sustainable future especially if they don't have the time or the ability to be on the ground themselves. Choosing the right organisation is key.
Sharing your sustainability and climate action journey is very powerful. Studies show that when one home installs solar panels, their direct neighbours are more likely to also install solar panels. Especially people that trust you are likely to adopt habits and practices of you and vice versa. This is huge. Simply share your positive experiences with sustainable alternatives, your struggle and fear about the climate crisis. No need to directly convince people. Sharing your feelings and positive stories is often enough to spark action in others.
In the Climate Guide
The lessons that put this in context.