About Us
The climate tech movement is exploding.
Every day there is news about which technologies are succeeding, which are failing, and the best ways to make an impact.
Our Mission
To build the world's most accessible, yet comprehensive, resource for anyone who wants to work on technology that will solve our climate emergency.
Our Vision
Climate tech is the new American Dream.
Instead of working for a boring tech company, or even worse, starting one...we want to inspire people to solve humanity's biggest challenge.
And still bring home a solid living that a tech career provides.
Here is an example happy hour in Seattle. They're full of optimistic people working on climate, investing in climate, and starting climate tech companies.
What does this look like?
The Climate Tech Handbook is here to pull together all the complicated information out there, and provide a free 100% open source guide for:
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Job seekers in Climate Tech
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Startup funders, founders, and leaders
We value:
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Quality journalism
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Measurable impact
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Strong community
Team
The Handbook was started by Jacob Caggiano.
We are made possible by our Advisory Board and an active community of Contributors
Inspiration
- Wikipedia
- The Change Handbook
- The GitLab Handook
- The Principles of journalism
- The Whole Earth Catalog
Advisory Board
- Peggy Holman - Co-author of The Change Handbook, Founder of Journalism that Matters
- Mike Fancher - veteran journalist and retired Editor at Large for The Seattle Times
- Brian Allen - Appropriate Technology Group
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