Understanding climate as tribes, not a social cause
Once upon a time, I thought I wanted to work in climate. I studied environmental science in college and spent my first year out of school working with endowments that were investing in climate opportunities. After moving to San Francisco, though, I stumbled sideways into the tech rabbit hole and never climbed back out.
Understanding climate as tribes, not a social cause Nov 30, 2022 35 4 2 Share Once upon a time, I thought I wanted to work in climate. I studied environmental science in college and spent my first year out of school working with endowments that were investing in climate opportunities. After moving to San Francisco, though, I stumbled sideways into the tech rabbit hole and never climbed back out. So that was the end of my interest in climate. But in the last couple years, climate came back for me. I entered the working world in the ashes of the 2000s cleantech bubble; today, climate now account
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