If you're working in what we commonly call tech, and you're not in the clean energy or automatization sector, you're part of the problem. I know I am.
After the clean tech bubble burst, there's a lot less funded positions that directly work on reducing GHG emissions. So you'd have to be willing to take a big cut in pay - and lifestyle, unless independently wealthy. Very few people do.
After the clean tech bubble burst, there's a lot less funded positions that directly work on reducing GHG emissions. So you'd have to be willing to take a big cut in pay - and lifestyle, unless independently wealthy. Very few people do.
Anything else is at best neutral on GHG.