The 3-climate tech problems - #1: media šŸ“ŗ

This week: we might have a problem with climate tech media

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Climate tech needs a different approach to public narrative compared to the traditional non-climate tech one. How can we do it? By integrating more data in how we explain climate technologies. And we can learn from an exceptional case study.

Andrea

Hey there šŸ‘‹

Welcome to week #17 with The Climate Tech Business!

This week marks the beginning of a 3-posts series on ā€œthe 3-climate tech problemsā€.

And yes, this series is a direct reference to this (because I liked the show, I recommend it if you are into sci-fi stuff šŸ‘½)

Why did I decide to write it?

Because Iā€™ve noticed that the ā€œtechno-optimistā€ euphoria surrounding the climate tech space can hinder the perils of blind and shortsighted research of the one magic solution to climate change (which unfortunately doesnā€™t exist).

Hence, a reality check on what can prevent this from happening might be a necessary stop in the journey of this newsletter.

Today, Iā€™m going to discuss with you about problem #1: media šŸ“ŗ

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