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Carbon removal has crossed from science project to procurement category. This week's edition covers roles at the frontier — where the spreadsheets are still being built and the protocols still being written.

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Regenerative agriculture has moved from niche to necessary. The roles this week sit at the intersection of supply chain, soil science, and capital — a combination that barely existed five years ago.

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Policy windows don't stay open. The IRA created a hiring surge that's still underway — and the EU taxonomy is generating its own class of advisory and compliance roles that didn't exist two years ago.

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The capital is there. The question is who structures it, prices it, and moves it. This week's edition covers the finance roles that sit closest to the energy transition.

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Circular economy is no longer a design philosophy — it's a procurement requirement. EPR legislation in the EU and emerging US state laws are forcing companies to hire people who can actually close the loop.

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The US offshore wind pipeline is the largest infrastructure buildout in a generation. The bottleneck isn't capital or turbines — it's people who understand permitting, community engagement, and supply chain at the same time.

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Nature-based solutions have survived the voluntary carbon market correction. What's emerging is more rigorous, more regulated, and more interesting — and it needs a new kind of finance professional.

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Food systems account for a third of global emissions and employ half the world's workforce. The roles this week span the full chain — from fermentation science to smallholder finance to retail strategy.

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We close 2025 with a look back at the roles that shaped the year — the hires that signalled where capital was moving, where policy was landing, and where the talent wars were fiercest.

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The grid is the bottleneck. Every clean energy project eventually runs into interconnection queues, aging infrastructure, and software that was built for a different era. The roles this week are fixing that.

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Climate litigation has become a career path. The roles this week sit at the intersection of environmental law, corporate governance, and regulatory strategy — a combination that's increasingly in demand.

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Green hydrogen is moving from pilot to pipeline. The roles this week span production, infrastructure, and the commercial structures that will determine whether the economics ever work.

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Biodiversity is the next carbon. TNFD is creating a new class of disclosure requirement, and the voluntary biodiversity credit market is attracting the same early-mover energy that carbon did a decade ago.

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Transport is the hardest sector to decarbonise. The roles this week sit at the intersection of hardware, software, and the regulatory frameworks that are finally starting to align.