Fun stuff
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.
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 Canary sponsorships and marketing programs, you’ll probably find him writing for his column, Climate Meets Culture.
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Climate crisis
Who really invented the climate stripes?
Canary Media unravels the mystery behind this now-ubiquitous design — with some help from the Baha Men and convergent evolution.
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Climate crisis
Worried about climate change? You're not alone
Canary chats with Generation Dread author Britt Wray about climate anxiety and how to deal.
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Workforce diversity
Hey, #energytwitter: Women have some suggestions for you
Women energy and climate professionals are often the target of "mansplaining" on Twitter. It's time to do better.
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Canary Media
A look back at Canary’s first year on social media
What do DOE Secretary Granholm and Sir Richard Branson have in common? They’ve both tweeted about Canary Media.
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Heat pumps
Check out these heat pumps that look like George Clooney
The energy researcher who created a viral tweet thread has a knack for making energy issues enticing to the masses. Find out what else he's up to.
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Fun stuff
This Twitter bot showcases Ireland’s role as a leader in renewable energy
While others were perfecting sourdough bread recipes under pandemic lockdown, one couple created a useful energy tracking tool.
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Fun stuff
Meet Rollie Williams, a climate comedian (yes, that's a thing)
His YouTube channel Climate Town produces funny and informative videos tackling heavy topics.
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Fun stuff
Meet two artists who use social media to spread climate messages
Their eye-catching and upbeat visuals are an antidote to climate anxiety.
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Heat pumps
Do heat pumps need a rebrand?
The #energytwitter brain trust weighs in with catchier alternatives for the double-duty appliance that can cool and warm.
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