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Carbon Removal in 5 mins
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Climate Emergency Feedback Loops 5 short videos
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25 Best Climate Change Books To Read in 2023
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Sustainable Energy Transition for Renewable and Low Carbon Grid Electricity Generation and Supply
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Jason Hickel and Degrowth
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Ecocentricism and Degrowth
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Vivons heureux avant la fin du Monde - "Le recyclage est une ordure"
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TED Talk: How to find joy in climate action - by Ayana Elizabeth Johnson
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This Changes Everything
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It's Not That Radical
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Braiding Sweetgrass
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The Hidden Life of Trees
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The Heat Will Kill You First
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So You Want to Work in Climate
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Climate Solutions at Work - presented by Drawdown Labs
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#OpenDoorClimate Directory
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Genjo App
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Introduction to Sustainability
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Climate Solutions 101 presented by Project Drawdown
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Global Futures of Climate (Online Course)
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ActNow
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Research at Pale blue dot
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Our World in Data
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Ecopsychepedia ("EcoPsy")
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Podcast
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Book
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1 - General
Carbon Removal
Carbon Footprint

Everything you need to know about our carbon problem in 5 mins. Watch the full SXSW as well!

Free
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7090342173266571266
Michelle Li
1 - General
Climate Science

the videos explain tipping points and feedback loops essential to understanding the current climate situation

Free
www..feedbackloopsclimate.com
melanie wallace

the one hour version Earth Emergency was broadcast on PBS and was invited to COP26 Glasgow by Prince Charles aka King Charles. Narrated by Richard Gere.

1 - General
Education

It has great recommendations for how to self-educate about the climate crisis. I'm working through this list of books myself!

Free
https://earth.org/climate-change-books/
Jane W. Wang
2 - Moderate
Energy

A really good overview on all things energy related from current sources to renewable and the pro's and con's.

Free
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/359437000_Sustainable_Energy_Transition_for_Renewable_and_Low_Carbon_Grid_Electricity_Generation_and_Supply
Michelle Li
1 - General
Economic Models
Degrowth

Very interesting to learn about alternative economic models and using a metric other than GDP. Really opens the mind up!

Free
https://podcast.dissenspodcast.de/172-degrowth
Michelle Li

Podcast is available on major platforms including Apple, Spotify, and others.

1 - General
Biodiversity
Economic Models

A refreshing perspective and take on human centrism, ecocentrism, and economic models.

Free
https://open.spotify.com/episode/2E70OkfrSGBLFreZIIeeTI?si=2oZC_pn4SzOWJcXkLGPgFA
Michelle Li
1 - General
Education
Circularity / Zero Waste

This resource is part of an interesting and fun podcast series that enables us to get to know many climate related topics (such as recycling, having kids...) in a fun and entertaining way (it's a woman talking with her family, and living her life, and commenting). Now I don't know if French speaking resources are allowed to be published on the website :-)


Free
https://www.arteradio.com/son/61666976/le_recyclage_est_une_ordure
Julie Bodin

Please note that this is a resource in French by the channel "Arte" :-)

1 - General
Individual Action

Inspiring TED talk on how you can find your role in the climate movement by tapping into your skills, resources and networks in ways that bring you joy and satisfaction.

Free
https://www.ted.com/talks/ayana_elizabeth_johnson_how_to_find_joy_in_climate_action
Stephanie Korbely
1 - General
Other

This is the book that first shocked me into any awareness of climate. It's a comprehensive, very readable story of why climate matters, written by a journalist who herself went through the journey from not caring to caring.

https://thischangeseverything.org/
Jane W. Wang

It's now a documentary and impact project too!

1 - General
Advocacy and Activism

It's timely -- published April 2023 -- and comes from the uniquely important perspective of top UK Black feminist climate activist Mikaela Loach: how tackling racism and the climate crisis are one and the same.

Paid only
https://www.dk.com/uk/book/9780241597538-its-not-that-radical
Jane W. Wang

Recommended even for experienced climate activists!

1 - General
Other

It's a beautifully poetic book by an author who is at once a botanist, a poet, and of indigenous ancestry, so she comes from all 3 perspectives. This is the book that made me fall in love with nature. Love is at the heart of it all, isn't it?

Paid option available
https://www.robinwallkimmerer.com/books
Jane W. Wang

You can probably find copies in your local library, too, as I did.

1 - General
Other

Trees are truly amazing! You'll realize all the wonders upon reading this book. A love of nature and its delights, and just how alike they are to us, is an important catalyst for joining the fight to save the environment.

Paid option available
https://www.newyorker.com/books/under-review/the-german-forester-who-wants-the-world-to-idolize-trees
Jane W. Wang

I included an article about the book, but of course you can just google it to find a way to purchase it, or find it in your local library, as I did.

1 - General
Climate Adaptation

Heat is the #1 natural disaster killer, more than all other deaths by natural disaster combined. It's important to understand how heat kills, often very invisibly, so we can learn to adapt and save ourselves and our loved ones. This book also helps us grasp one of the most immediate consequences of the climate crisis that is coming upon us as we speak, and can galvanize us towards action. It's also a very timely book -- just published this year!

Paid option available
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/29/books/review/the-heat-will-kill-you-first-jeff-goodell.html
Jane W. Wang

Included a book review instead of the book purchase link, which you can find by googling it and finding it at your favorite platform for getting books.

1 - General
General

Very comprehensive list of climate resources compiled by Nicole Kelner, incl. volunteering opportunities and job boards.

Free
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QzarGBkRUvTSx8qu92O0d3zJ6XkblfyyMONSPUsoLgs/edit?ref=climate-tech-vc#gid=0
Stephanie Korbely
1 - General
General

A great how-to guide for employees looking to make every job a climate job. I love the bottom-up approach that empowers us as individuals.

Free
https://drawdown.org/publications/climate-solutions-at-work
Stephanie Korbely
1 - General
Other

Looking to expand your network and learn about different types of climate work? This is a growing list of climate professionals that have joined the #OpenDoorClimate movement and are willing to chat with green jobseekers. Connect with them directly on LinkedIn to set up time.

Free
https://www.opendoorclimate.com/directory
Stephanie Korbely
1 - General
Individual Action
Other

I recommend Genjo App as a crucial resource for those starting their climate journey because it addresses a rarely discussed yet vital aspect of climate related work: mental health


Paid option available
www.genjo.app
Megan Doepker
1 - General
Climate Science

A very good foundation about everything around climate change from carbon to water and legislation.

Paid option available
https://www.coursera.org/learn/sustainability?
Michelle Li
1 - General
Education

Fantastic overview of climate solutions! This is the world’s first major educational effort focused solely on solutions. 

Free
https://drawdown.org/climate-solutions-101
Stephanie Korbely
1 - General
Climate Futures
Climate Science
Education

This self-paced, online Climate Education Course is scientifically-based, and incredibly well researched to give you a deep understanding of our emerging world, providing a solid basis for you to build your personal, professional, and family futures. The innovative solutions offered align with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

It provides expert research on both the challenges of climate crisis and the available solutions.

Paid only
https://www.globalfutureseducation.com/online-course-global-futures-of-climate
Jennifer Gidley PhD

The Course Content incorporates over 100 learning resources, including:


1 - General
General
Individual Action

A great resource for individual action with data.

Free
https://www.un.org/en/actnow
Michelle Li
1 - General
Climate Tech

The public research Notion for climate tech investor Pale Blue Dot. It is run by myself, a climate scientist turned communicator. The page provides an overview of many different topics related to climate change.

Free
https://www.notion.so/pbdvc-research/Research-at-Pale-blue-dot-24f07e5c41f8414ba3efa2efd060be2a
Lindsey Higgins
1 - General
Energy
Climate Science
Data

Hannah does an incredible job breaking down complicated subjects and showing the data to back up her work.

Free
https://ourworldindata.org/
Lindsey Higgins
2 - Moderate
Health
Climate Resiliency
Communications

For anyone interested in the mental health impacts or psychological dimensions of the climate crisis, and what we can do about it. EcoPsy is an encyclopedia of climate psychology, with reliable, up-to-date, free, reader-friendly entries on diverse topics. Deeply researched, but concise -- accessible to all!

Free
https://ecopsychepedia.org/
Colleen Rollins

EcoPsy is looking for writers, reviewers, volunteers for various roles, and partners. The website also features resources on mental health and climate for health professionals, educators, parents, and more.

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