Trump cut their climate jobs. This secretive network found them new ones.
A network called the Climate Reserve is helping climate workers who lost their jobs during the Trump administration find new roles. The group connects experts with organizations that continue climate research and action. It has funded over two dozen new positions for climate professionals.
Climate Reserve helps climate workers who lost federal jobs under Trump find new positions at nonprofits and institutions. The group identifies critical climate work and supports it outside of government funding.
The initiative ensures important climate research and action continues despite political changes. It provides stability and purpose for professionals in a field facing uncertainty.
The story highlights how communities and organizations can adapt and support vital work during challenging times. It shows resilience and the power of collaboration in addressing climate issues.
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