The Change Climate Project is hosting two events on Tuesday, September 22, at Beveridge & Diamond PC and PlanetHAUS, featuring a discussion on climate claims and messaging and a conversation on certification.
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Heading to Climate Week NYC? We’d love to see you. On Tuesday, September 22, our team will be headlining two events on what credible climate leadership looks like right…
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The Change Climate Project
We're the org behind The Climate Label - the only label that puts a price on carbon - and the BEE, a tech platform.
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- Non-profit Organizations
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- San Francisco, US
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- 11–50 employees
About The Change Climate Project
Since 2019, The Change Climate Project has helped hundreds of brands differentiate themselves through our high impact climate certification program, which has catalyzed more than $55 million for verified climate solutions. We're the nonprofit behind The Climate Label and The BEE. The Climate Label certifies companies that fund climate solutions at a scale that matches their emissions and their reduction goals. The certification gives brands a platform for the transparency and accountability that customers, suppliers, and investors expect. The Business Emissions Evaluator (The BEE) is our accessible, affordable, carbon management platform. Users get quick, credible emissions data and the ability to create and track reduction plans – without significant cost, complexity or overhead. Ready to certify? Find us at changeclimate.org. Follow us to stay current on how leading brands are constructing climate strategy and how to join them.
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