HeyJaredNY Climate Tech by Alec Turnbull & Sonam Velani
Your guide to climate tech events and news in New York City and the Empire State
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Climate Week is Here! (opens the original)
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Hi all,Whether you’re reading from out of town, judiciously signed up for a happy hour or two, or (like us) have calendars so full they that look like abstract art, it’s finally time to put down the laptop and get out on the town. Working on climate can be hard; community is what keeps us going. So get out there, make some new friends, discover a new niche, and exhaust yourself while recharging your excitement for the work ahead. If your schedule isn’t fully packed, be sure to check out the late
Download all 1000+ Climate Week events (opens the original)
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We’ve put a lot of hours into building out the most comprehensive guide to Climate Week events, and we also share weekly newsletters throughout the year. This Climate Week guide has become our annual fundraiser. If you’d like to support our work, please subscribe! As a thanks to our subscribers, we provide the full list as a downloadable CSV for you to slice, dice, and drop into your favorite LLM. It’s password protected, for access, subscribe:This post has bonus conte
The Great NY Climate Week 2026 Guide (opens the original)
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Welcome to the Big Apple for Climate Week NYCNY Climate Week returns this fall with events happening across the five boroughs! We counted 950+ events between from September 20-27, nearly double the number we included in our The Great NY Climate Week 2025 Guide. Coinciding with the UN General Assembly, NY Climate Week 2026 still holds the title of the world’s largest and most sprawling climate takeover. It pulls in 100,000+ attendees from startups, investors, corporate titans, scientists, policym
NY Climate Tech: Aug 24 - Sept 5 (opens the original)
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Hi all,While it seems like Fall is around the corner, most subway stations still feel like saunas. There may soon be an answer: NYC is exploring ways to mitigate those sweltering stations by with a new thermal network that would store that heat for the winter. More at Heatmap, WNYC, and the Mayor’s Office. The heat would be stored with g
NY Climate Tech: Aug 18 - Aug 25 (opens the original)
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Hi all,The Bronx is getting a river back! NYC is taking on its first “daylighting” project, uncovering a hidden stream to reduce flooding and improve resiliency (and
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