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People who actually want to make a climate impact with their money are supporting policy change and technology research. One estimate puts the price of avertin
by elil17 3y ago
People who actually want to make a climate impact with their money are supporting policy change and technology research.
One estimate puts the price of averting a ton of CO2 through the Clean Air Task Force's policy advocacy programs at $0.10 to $1 [1]. They've played a huge role in shaping things like the US's latest infrastructure bill.
However, donating to them means admitting that preventing climate change is messy, political, and uncertain - not great for greenwashing your company.
1: https://www.catf.us/timeline/rated-top-climate-charity/ https://www.catf.us/timeline/rated-top-climate-charity/