HeyJaredGreen Collar Careers Podcast
More people have become inspired by the "climate movement" and have decided to enter the "green careers" space over the last decade. Unfortunately, most people also struggle to find their first “green” job, whether right out of college or even as experienced professionals.
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The Climate Crisis Needs Storytellers: A Climate Journalist’s Journey | Angely Mercado, Independent Climate Reporter (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Green Collar Careers podcast, I sit down with Angely Mercado, independent climate journalist and Editor at Large at The SUNN. Angely has bylines in The New York Times, The Guardian, Rolling Stone, Vogue, Grist, Popular Science, and more. Her reporting blends environmental science, social justice, and culture, with a particular focus on frontline communities, extreme weather, sustainable fashion, and climate resilience. Her career is a green pivot story. No science degree.
Your Story Is Your Brand: What Environmental Employers Actually Want | George Homsy, Binghamton University (opens the original)
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GCC Description — George Homsy (E27) Episode Title: Your Story Is Your Brand: What Environmental Employers Actually Want | George Homsy, Binghamton University In this episode of the Green Collar Careers Podcast, I sit down with Professor George Homsy, Chair of the newly established Department of Environment and Sustainability at Binghamton University (my almamater). Professor has one of the most compelling on-linear career paths I’ve encountered on this podcast. He co-founded Living on Earth, on
Cleaning and Greening New York City: A Career Built on Passion, Purpose, and Philanthropy | Robyn Rehak, New York Restoration Project (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Green Collar Careers podcast, I sit down with Robyn Rehak, Chief Advancement Officer at the New York Restoration Project, the organization founded by Bette Midler in 1995 to clean, green, and restore New York City’s parks and public spaces. Robyn started her environmental career as a student activist at the University of Vermont, spent 15 years at The Nature Conservancy across multiple roles and geographies, and has built one of the most compelling non-linear career paths
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