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In This Issue

Jobs Spotlight: Week of June 8

This spotlight focuses on jobs at 12 organizations. Deadlines are approaching, so the time to apply is now!

Spotlight: Remote Jobs

This spotlight focuses on remote roles at 12 organizations. Deadlines are approaching, so the time to apply is now!

Summer Meetup in San Francisco on June 24

Green Jobs Network is celebrating the start of summer with a meetup for the sustainability, climate, and social impact communities!

This event will be on Wednesday, June 24 from 5 pm - 7 pm at Salesforce Park, a 5.4 acre public park with a living roof, 600 trees, and more than 10 mini-botanical garden areas!

Registration is free, but space is limited. For all the details and to register click here.

June 24: Summer Sustainability & Social Impact Happy Hour @ Salesforce Park

Green Jobs Network is celebrating the start of summer with a meetup @ Salesforce Park!

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Now Is Your Chance - Be a Part of Remote Climate Week!

The Expression of Interest Form is now open for Remote Climate Week! You can access the form at RemoteClimateWeek.com.

The vision for RCW is to bring together people across locations to share ideas, build connections, and accelerate real world impact. In addition, a virtual format can expand access and unlock creative new programming opportunities.

If you’re interested in speaking, organizing a session, sponsoring, or providing feedback on what should be included, fill out the quick Expression of Interest form at RemoteClimateWeek.com or send an email to [email protected].

More Jobs

As a bonus for this issue, below are more than 200 additional jobs.

Part 1. Remote or Multiple Locations - U.S.

Part 2. Additional Opportunities - U.S.

Jobs in this section are generally listed from East Coast to West Coast

Part 3. International Jobs

Visit ClimateChangeJobs.com for 20K+ jobs!

Employer Spotlight: The Nature Conservancy

The Nature Conservancy is currently hiring for 50 roles, including:

You can explore a map of all the jobs at The Nature Conservancy here and view the complete list of roles here.

Internships Spotlight

With the summer underway, organizations are beginning to post Fall internships. Below is a selection of some of these opportunities:

These and other internship opportunities are available on the Green Jobs Network internships website climateinternships.org

Application Being Accepted for Inaugural David B. Goldstein Fellowship

Applications are now being accepted for the inaugural David B. Goldstein Fellowship at the Institute for Market Transformation (IMT). This fellowship honors the legacy of David B. Goldstein, who championed energy efficiency and climate action throughout his career. He worked at NRDC for more than 40 years, helped pass federal energy efficiency legislation, helped create the New Buildings Institute, and co-founded IMT in 1996.

A 2002 MacArthur Foundation “genius award” recipient and the author of Saving Energy, Growing Jobs, David was also a dedicated mentor who supported the next generation of leaders entering the field. He served on IMT’s Board of Directors until his passing in 2024.

Inspired by David’s legacy, the Fellowship supports recent undergraduates as they transition into the clean energy workforce, providing experience in research and policy work focused on accelerating the decarbonization of buildings while benefitting communities.

Key details about this program include:

  • This is a full-time, paid 12-month fellowship.

  • The position pays $55,000 and includes benefits such as paid time off, matching IRA contributions, and professional development opportunities.

  • The role is remote, with the option to access IMT’s Washington, D.C. office space, plus occasional domestic travel.

  • The Fellow will support project teams across IMT’s Business Engagement, Policy, and Community Engagement teams through research, writing, and program implementation.

  • The Fellow will design and complete a substantial independent research project, guided and mentored by senior IMT staff, and present it to IMT staff at the end of the term.

Eligible applicants will demonstrate a commitment to IMT’s mission, be no more than one year out of undergraduate, and have the ability to work in the United States for the entire fellowship. IMT is looking for candidates with an interest in policy, energy, or sustainability; strong research, writing, and organizational skills; and the ability to perform self-directed work.

The application deadline is July 15, 2026, and applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, so early applications are encouraged. IMT plans to welcome its inaugural Fellow in Fall 2026.

To learn more and apply for this fellowship, visit https://imt.org/about/jobs/

This program has also been added to the Green Jobs Network fellowship website climatefellowships.com. Thanks and good luck to those who apply!

Applications Deadline is June 25 for the 2027 Cohort of the TechCongress Fellowship

Applications are now being accepted for the January 2027 cohort of the TechCongress Congressional Innovation Fellowships.

TechCongress is a nonpartisan, independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit that recruits technologists to serve in Congress, bridging the divide between the technology sector and federal policymaking. Since 2016, the organization has placed 140 fellows with Members of Congress and Congressional Committees.

Fellows are placed with a Member of Congress or a Congressional Committee, where they apply their technology experience to a range of policy work, including researching issues like cyber and election security, data privacy, AI policy, and encryption; educating Members and staff; writing legislation; and preparing for Committee hearings and investigations. No prior government experience is required.

TechCongress is recruiting up to twenty fellows for this cohort, split evenly between Democratic and Republican offices, across two tracks:

  • Senior Congressional Innovation Fellowship (mid-career): For technologists with at least eight years of work or postgraduate study. Senior Fellows serve from January through December 2027 and receive a stipend of $100,600 and additional benefits.

  • Congressional Innovation Fellowship (early-career): For technologists with two to six years of experience (including a recently completed or projected graduate technical degree). Fellows serve from January through October 2027 and receive a $78,000 annual-equivalent stipend ($6,500/month) and additional benefits.

  • Applicants with 7 years of experience qualify for an intermediate tier with the stipend allocated based on relative experience, and may select both tiers when applying for the team to determine final eligibility.

This cycle, TechCongress is looking to expand the profile of its fellows beyond traditional technologists, with a goal of including fellows working in one of three verticals:

  • Climate & energy

  • Government innovation

  • Science, research, and innovation

The fellowship is a full-time position based in Washington, D.C.

The application deadline is June 25, 2026, at 11:59pm ET. To learn more and apply, visit https://techcongress.io/apply. Additional information is available via videos and FAQs that are available on the TechCongress website.

Training Spotlight: Free Access to IREC’s Apprenticeship Ready Online Course

IREC has recently launched a new online course, Apprenticeship Ready: Exploring Registered Apprenticeship Career Pathways.

This self-paced online program prepares students and job seekers to make informed decisions about entering clean energy occupations through Registered Apprenticeship pathways, which is a federally recognized, earn-while-you-learn training model that combines paid on-the-job learning with technical instruction.

Throughout the course, participants will use the Clean Energy Registered Apprenticeship Playbook (a personal career planning workbook) to document their learning, assess skills, identify barriers and solutions, and build a step-by-step action plan tailored to their situation.

Upon completion of the course you’ll earn a digital Apprenticeship Ready badge - a verifiable, portable digital record of the specific skills, knowledge, and career readiness you've built.

The course costs $49, but IREC is currently offering it for free thanks to support from the Invest in Our Future Foundation. To register for free, please follow the instructions on this page.

This program has also been added to the Green Jobs Network training website climatejobtraining.com

Introducing “Sustainability of the Self”

Green Jobs Network believes that while the earth and its ecosystem need more care, the people who are engaged in this work need more care as well.

As one way to bring this perspective to life, GJN is launching a “Sustainability of the Self” newsletter feature to spotlight resources that can support the wellbeing of our community.

This edition’s spotlight is the Midweek Mindfulness Reset: a free 30-minute virtual session held on Wednesday from 11:00 – 11:30 am ET (with an optional 15 additional minutes for sharing and community building).

This is a free program hosted by the Thich Nhat Hanh Center for Mindfulness in Public Health at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, and is designed to help you reduce stress, calm your nervous system, and reset.

This program began on June 10, 2026, with upcoming sessions on June 17, June 24, July 1, and July 8.

Each session is led by a group of respected instructors, including monastics from the Plum Village tradition founded by Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh. You can learn more about the instructors on the event page.

The sessions are held via Zoom and are open to all — no experience needed. To register for an upcoming session, click here.

If you have suggestions for Sustainability of the Self resources, send an mail to [email protected].

Good Green News: A New Book Tells the Story of How Los Angeles Cleaned Up Its Air

And a good news story to wrap up this issue — a new book Smog and Sunshine: The Surprising Story of How Los Angeles Cleaned Up Its Air documents the story of one of the great environmental successes of the past century: the cleanup of Southern California's air.

This book is written by Ann Carlson, a native of Los Angeles, professor of environmental law at UCLA, and former Acting Administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

The story of the cleanup of Southern California’s air is significant. As noted here, from the 1940s through the 1980s, children in Los Angeles breathed air so heavy with lead that it poisoned their blood, and in 1970 officials declared smog alerts on 235 days. But the region's last smog alert occurred in 2003, and lead has virtually disappeared from the air.

In the book, Carlson shares the story of the scientists, community members, lawyers, and public officials who contributed to making change, and what the city's experience can teach us about addressing climate change today.

You can listen to Ann Carlson discuss the book on this episode of the Shift Key with Robinson Meyer podcast entitled “How Los Angeles Cleaned Up the World's Air Pollution” and you learn more about the book on the book's website.

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