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= Scientific Societies, Networks, Organizations = | = Scientific Societies, Networks, Organizations = | ||
* [https://connect.agu.org/atmosphericsciences/as-resources/atmospheric-sciences-resources#jobs American Geophysical Union (AGU)]: A compilation of websites and listservs. | |||
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Revision as of 20:09, 24 July 2024
Job lists are resources for students, professionals, and researchers to post and find jobs related to their interests and expertise. As atmospheric sciences encompass diverse specialties (e.g., extreme weather events vs ocean-atmosphere interactions), activities (field work vs modeling), locations (fully remote vs tied to a city), and sectors (non-profit vs academia), it can be difficult to find a job tailored to your interests. Job lists compile job opportunities to simplify the job-search process and find suitable applicants.
Scientific Societies, Networks, Organizations
- American Geophysical Union (AGU): A compilation of websites and listservs.
Non-profits
- Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI): An independent, non-profit focused on energy system interventions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
- Environmental Defense Fund (EDF): A non-profit organization offering both remote, in-person, and international job opportunities in a variety of fields.
- Jupiter Intelligence: This non-profit focuses on climate risk assessments and works with both private companies and public agencies.