Is climate cancel culture setting our planet on fire?

In “Cancel Culture in Climate,” Jenny Morgan argues:

• Polarization in climate is delaying progress
• Cancel culture is not the same as accountability
• We need to let go of either/or thinking

I agree we’re way too quick to throw stones. Wdyt?

Over the past few months, I’ve been working with a top thought leader in carbon dioxide removals (CDR).

Here are four things I’ve learned about the space:

One of my clients is a content machine.

He churns out polished content faster than I can repurpose it! 🤯

Another client hasn’t published web page updates we made ~3 months ago.

What’s the main difference between them?

Speed of decision-making.

Working on the weekends is not a sin.

The past couple months, I’ve embraced a bit of “work overflow.”

And this week, I was able to:

• launch a lead magnet for a client in the carbon markets
• move pending projects through the pipeline
• kick off 2 new climate tech content projects

What I’m doing differently this week to move my ghostwriting business forward:

• Time track important projects
• 1 hr per day on outreach
• Coworking 4 days

Each one = a key habit for my productivity and business development.

New tradition: Sunday Sunsets.

Each Sunday evening, I’ll take myself on a business date and reflect on:

• Last week’s wins
• Where I can do better
• How I plan to improve

Are you a climate founder wanting to grow on LinkedIn in 2025? Follow these 3 creators:

1. Elena Doms (76K+ followers)
2. Vojtech Vosecky (142K+ followers)
3. Lubomila Jordanova (150K+ followers)

LinkedIn is *the* place for climate founders to build their brand online. These creators show us how.

Want to work on climate? Copy the strategies I used to land 7 climate tech clients in less than a year:

1. Got busy on the Work On Climate Slack channel
2. Sent direct emails
3. Got visible on LinkedIn
4. Stalked people (in a good way, lol)
5. Talked to friends and family

3 reasons climate tech is the perfect industry to break into:

(If you love business & want to fight the climate crisis)

1. It has a ton of variety (10+ verticals)
2. Its growth is unstoppable
3. It’s making a huge impact

Climate tech can’t fix all our problems. But the opportunities are huge.

Could the planet handle 100 billion people?

On a panel of VC climate investors, the topic of degrowth came up.

One said that with the right tech, we could:

1. Decouple economic growth from resource use
2. Support a population of 100b
3. Ensure no one lives in poverty

Is he crazy, or on point?

I‘m new here! A bit about me:

• Digital writer & content strategist for 7+ years
• Texan living in the Netherlands 🤠 🇳🇱
• LinkedIn ghostwriter for climate tech executives

Excited to learn, dig into the science, & see what this new platform is all about.