Fun stuff
Meet the novelty songwriter producing viral hits about climate change
Oli Frost chats with Canary's culture correspondent about how he became a songwriter and why he sings about socialist vampires.
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Solarpunk is going mainstream. This couple's $1M Kickstarter proves it
Canary chats with the co-creators of the forthcoming video game Loftia, set in a renewables-powered utopia that celebrates community and climate optimism. -
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This Atlanta duo has a theory to drive climate action: Make it cool
Klean Energy Kulture, founded by a chart-topping producer and a seasoned organizer, aims to take a new approach to engaging Black Americans on climate issues.
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Climate crisis
Here's what local climate action looks like in small-town USA
Canary's culture correspondent has a whale of a time connecting with fellow climate-conscious citizens in his New England hamlet.
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Climate crisis
Wikipedia has a climatetech problem
Millions rely on Wikipedia, but its entries can be outdated or incomplete, especially on climate topics — and that's where you come in.
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Meet Henk Rogers, video game icon turned climate champion
Canary chats with the real-life protagonist of the upcoming Tetris film about its backstory, his storage company Blue Planet Energy and the fate of the universe.
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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.
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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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