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Looking for a good book? Check out recommendations from Canary Media staff
Whether you want to dive deep into climate and energy or escape into something completely unrelated, we’ve got just what you need.
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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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Feeling gloomy about the climate? Check out a fiction project that paints positive futures
Plus, an expert shares self-care tips for climate professionals.
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Canary's global shipping coverage sets sail with new hire
Maria Gallucci reports on tough-to-decarbonize sectors like aviation, marine transport and more.
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Don't Look Up: A movie about climate change that is actually good
The new star-studded film captures a feeling every climate advocate knows: banging your head against a wall and getting nowhere. And it's funny to boot.
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Micro-documentaries on climatetech, the Electrify Everything online community and more
We round up fun climate and energy tidbits from across the internet.
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Foster interconnection at Thanksgiving
You don't want sparks to fly and set off familial wildfires. Build community resilience with our holiday clean-energy talking points and tips.
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Exclusive interview: 2022 predictions from The Sunion, cleantech's answer to The Onion
Plus, an energy-nerd love story for the ages.
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Podcast party: A chat with Kendra Pierre-Louis of 'How to Save a Planet,' plus a Canary podcast playlist
It's a big week for all things podcast at Canary Media.
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Friday Social: Why Reddit might not be a waste of time for energy professionals
It's not all narwhals, cat pics and fedoras (with one exception in this article).
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