It’s not just Fortune 500 companies that need to adapt to #climatechange — #smallbusineses need to prepare for its impact as well.
Cool Effect
Environmental Services
Greenbrae, California 2,742 followers
501(c)3 helping businesses become carbon neutral. Carbon credits scientifically verified. 100% Pricing transparency.
About us
Cool Effect is an innovative platform that allows individuals, business and organizations to have a direct impact on the fight against climate change by connecting them with the highest-quality carbon credits from projects around the globe. Cool Effect provides businesses the tools they need to become carbon neutral with no hidden costs. With three easy steps, Cool Effect offers education and advice on how to minimize carbon emissions then footprint what remains. Cool Effect provides options to purchase carbon offsets from projects that meet custom criteria for mission-driven impact, geographical importance and budget. From there, Cool Effect can help businesses communicate their commitment to carbon neutrality to employees, customers and investors.
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http://www.cooleffect.org/content/for-business
External link for Cool Effect
- Industry
- Environmental Services
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Greenbrae, California
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2016
- Specialties
- Carbon Offset, Sustainability, Carbon Neutral Program, Carbon Emissions, Travel Offset, Carbon Emission Projects, Climate Change, Global Warming, Employee Programs, Carbon Neutral Event, Carbon Offset Programs for Business, University Offset, Buy Carbon Offsets, Guide to Carbon Offsets, Carbon Mitigation, Sustainable Programs, Carbon Neutral Certification, and Carbon Credits
Locations
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Primary
100 Drakes Landing Rd
Greenbrae, California 94904, US
Employees at Cool Effect
Updates
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Rising temperatures from #climatechange don’t just make places uncomfortable — it can make them uninhabitable.
Climate Change Is Making the Middle East Uninhabitable
https://foreignpolicy.com
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By redistributing food to food banks before it was disposed of or otherwise wasted, these organizations not only fed millions (40 million, to be exact) of hungry people, they prevented 1.8 million metric tons of carbon emissions from entering the atmosphere. Talk about making an impact for the planet and its people! #climatechange #climateaction #foodwaste
How Food Banks Prevented 1.8 Million Metric Tons of Carbon Emissions Last Year
scientificamerican.com
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🍄 This latest climate fighting soil-based super hero seems like a real fungi. 🍄 #climatechange #climatesolutions
Can Dirt Clean the Climate?
https://www.nytimes.com
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Want to inspire others to take action against #climatechange? Start by calling it what it is: #climatechange.
If you want Americans to pay attention to climate change, just call it climate change
theconversation.com
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We think high quality nature-based carbon projects, funded by verified #carboncredits, are a great way to make an impact for the planet and its people — and the research agrees with us.
Forest Restoration Can Benefit Humans and Biodiversity and Mitigate Climate Change Simultaneously
technologynetworks.com
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Researchers estimate that cows are responsible for around 30% of U.S. #methaneemissions — and some innovative scientists are really making mooo-ves to make cows more climate friendly. 🐮
Can that gas be remoooved? The quest for climate-friendly cows.
csmonitor.com
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Want to tackle #methaneemissions and fight #climatechange? Let's start with landfills.
Why Controlling Landfill Methane Is Key to Slowing Climate Change
scientificamerican.com
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We already knew #methaneemissions were a big problem, but it's even more of one than we thought. Currently, United States oil and gas basins are emitting around four times more planet-warming methane than previously estimated.
Drillers emit far more methane than US estimates, aerial survey shows
reuters.com
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Beautiful post Alexia Kelly and certainly would not have happened without your leadership. Cool Effect is humbled to have partnered with VNV Advisory Services. It was a journey to bring it to market and wouldn't have happened without Dee MacLeod Lawrence and Sandeep Roy Choudhury decades-long commitment to doing what is right for people and planet. Mangroves are certainly one of our solutions and we are going to keep finding the funding to plant. - JM Rahul Barua Ross Bernet Tracy Johns Randy Spock Max Scher
An Ode to the Doers. You are weighing heavy on my shoulders this week as we do the hard and necessary work to build a better tomorrow. I see you in my mind. Digging in the mud, testing the new technology, planting the trees, crunching the numbers, sweating the bills, navigating the quicksand that constitutes the market upon which your business is built. I see those of you who left comfortable and secure desk jobs to wander the wilderness of entrepreneurship because you wanted to make tangible and visible progress towards a better world. I see your shoulders bowed and your spirits flagging because a small, vocal corner of the policy echo chamber we live in these days is telling you that your work isn't good enough, over and over and over again. Or worse, that your work is only the product of greed, and corruption. I know better. and so do you. You are the doers. The brave climate leaders working tirelessly to make positive change in the world with the tools that you've been given. You are climate champions. You are climate heroes. You put a price on carbon in real life every day and make meaningful, lasting, positive change in the world. I see you. I celebrate you. I thank you. We will prevail. I can't promise it won't get worse before it gets better, but it will get better. Because as MLK said "the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends inevitably towards justice". and climate action is justice. #onward (photo credit: Sandeep Roy Choudhury- one of my favorite doers, and the incredible women who helped us plant a mangrove forest in India with nothing but revenue from the voluntary carbon market :) Sandeep Roy Choudhury Amrita Vatsal Bettina von Hagen Cool Effect Dee MacLeod Lawrence Anna Lerner Nesbitt Katie Sullivan Wildlife Works MOMBAK Julia (Osterman) Strong Symbiosis Coalition Stripe
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