Wow, it's 2023 already – if you had to set an alarm for the first time in a few days, we stand with you in solidarity. Let's make this the year you find that meaningful career!

This week, Ohio makes inroads on reducing food waste, a new NASA satellite helps detect climate change hot spots, and water access joins the mental health conversation. I'm getting serious Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs vibes.

One minor administrative note: Revue, the newsletter platform we use to slide job opportunities into your inbox each week, is shutting down in a few weeks. Revue is owned by Twitter, and you can probably connect the dots from there... 😅

We'll be switching to a new platform in the coming weeks and we'd love your feedback. What do you want to see in the newsletter and what can you live without? What kinds of jobs are you looking for? We're all ears: just drop us a reply!

Happy New Year, fellow change agents! Let's get after it. 💪

- Greg

🍓 Nourish the people

How Central Ohio Got People to Eat Their Leftovers

The average U.S. household wastes nearly a third of the food it buys. This community is nudging its residents to change their habits.

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WasteZero is addressing the waste management crisis by increasing residential recycling and reducing landfill waste.

Imperfect Foods is building a less wasteful world by offering customers the power to rescue unwanted food.

Leanpath enables commercial kitchens to dramatically reduce food waste and operate a more sustainable facility.

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🌱 Go green

NASA sensors could help detect landfill methane from space to help limit climate change

Data from the NASA mission EMIT will help the new initiative Carbon Mapper track the greenhouse gas methane from waste sites.

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Mango Materials is combating climate change by creating revolutionary, Earth-friendly materials from methane.

Soletrac is leading the transition to zero-emissions regenerative agriculture and utility operations.

Rad Power Bikes is changing the way the world thinks about transportation — one ebike at a time.

🏥 Enable better health

Water insecurity and climate change are stressing mental health

Water insecurity has been linked to depression, anxiety, and increased rates of violence.

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LifeStraw designs products that help provide equitable access to safe drinking water.

The Crisis Text Line promotes mental well-being for people wherever they are.

Headspace is improving the health and happiness of the world by helping people with meditation.

Impactfully No. 24: Fighting climate change at the dinner table