Fun stuff
This billion-dollar-selling toy was inspired by heat pumps
Super Soaker inventor Lonnie Johnson talks to Canary Media about the toy's origin story and what he's working on now as a climatetech entrepreneur.
Mike Munsell is the director of growth at Canary Media. He previously led marketing for Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables. He landed at WoodMac via its acquisition of Greentech Media, where he led marketing for GTM Research.
When he’s not selling sponsorships and marketing programs, you’ll probably find him writing a Friday newsletter for Canary delving into social media, or crowdsourcing an energy-themed playlist.
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Clean energy jobs
Want to work in climatetech? Here's how to get started
Canary highlights top resources, recruiters and communities to help you land your dream job in renewable energy, cleantech or climate.
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Culture
How Not to Save a Planet: Cancel a podcast about climate solutions
A tribute to How to Save a Planet and its goal of spurring people to take action on climate.
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Culture
Finally, a weather service that gets real about climate change
Startup Currently's meteorologists and writers are trained climate communicators, so forecasts include the why behind the weather.
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Food and farms
Is insect protein a climate solution?
Climavores podcast hosts Michael Grunwald and Tamar Haspel serve up some hot takes.
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When — and how — should you talk to your kids about climate change?
Canary turns to the producers of the kids' show Molly of Denali and beloved children's-entertainer-turned-climate-activist Raffi for insights.
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The AI-generated solar-panel paintings you wish were real
DALL-E and other AI tools make a mind meld of cleantech and great art.
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Here are some of climatetech’s best online communities
Finding the right internet niche can be a big social and professional boost. Canary rounds up some of the best climate and cleantech online communities.
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Is the energy transition funny? This cartoonist thinks so
Industry insider Wes Andrews' Climatoonist pokes fun at climate and cleantech absurdity.
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Why did this beloved source of climate memes disappear?
Canary memorializes gone-but-not-forgotten Climemechange and curates a list of its greatest meme hits.
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