Community climate action challenges
As we noted in our end of year presentation, climate action at work is getting more difficult. Waves of tech layoffs, pressures to adopt genAI,… Read More »Community climate action challenges
Team CAT
Climate-Conscious Product Management
December has been a great month for sustainability in product management! Three resources for making product management more climate-friendly were published: Please check them out… Read More »Climate-Conscious Product Management
CAT Volunteer Profile: Hannah Smith
In this series, we are profiling ClimateAction.tech (CAT) volunteers and members from around the world to learn more about their climate journeys and lives. Joining… Read More »CAT Volunteer Profile: Hannah Smith
CAT Volunteer Profile: Clare Tomassian
In this series, we are profiling ClimateAction.tech (CAT) volunteers and members from around the world to learn more about their climate journeys and lives. Joining… Read More »CAT Volunteer Profile: Clare Tomassian
CAT Volunteer Profile: Elisa Escapa
In this series, we are profiling ClimateAction.tech (CAT) volunteers and members from around the world to learn more about their climate journeys and lives. Joining… Read More »CAT Volunteer Profile: Elisa Escapa
CAT Volunteer Profile: Alja Isaković
In this series, we are profiling ClimateAction.tech (CAT) volunteers and members from around the world to learn more about their climate journeys and lives. Joining… Read More »CAT Volunteer Profile: Alja Isaković
CAT Supports The Big One
ClimateAction.tech supports The Big One, happening in Westminster every day, from Friday 21st to Monday 24th April.
Finding A Climate Group
Written by CAT member Rebecca Stevenson
This post is for people who have been wrestling with the tension between ”We’re all in this together” and “But what can I do?” which is to say, people like me. People who feel a sense of responsibility but shrink beneath the sheer size of the problem, who are sometimes bewildered by the choices on offer about individual action and group action, and how we decide where to put our efforts.
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We challenged five organisations to review their website carbon emissions and here’s what happened
Our #LetsGreentheWeb Campaign officially kicked off this week! So, we decided to take our own advice, and asked Sofia Ruffino to reach out to five organisations and challenge them to review their website carbon emissions using the steps on our Share the Carbon Impact of a Website Action Guide. Here’s what Sofia discovered from doing this.