You might have more luck looking for work with charities or not-for-profits, rather than organisations motivated by profit. 1. Reduce environmental damage: Th

You might have more luck looking for work with charities or not-for-profits, rather than organisations motivated by profit. 1. Reduce environmental damage: This is a tricky objective, if the goal is to reduce the overall negative human impact on the environment, from the context of a company seeking to make profit in an economy where environmental consequences are largely not correctly priced. * companies that directly or indirectly reduce the increase in global population, in an ethical way. E.g. greater access to contraception, family planning, women's rights. I do not have specific examples. * companies that reduce the per-capita environmental footprint. E.g. http://taggle.com.au/ http://taggle.com.au/ sells low cost remote water monitoring sensors, that can be used to detect leaks and reduce overall water consumption. * where appropriate environmental regulation exists to pay for improvements to the ecosystem, it may be possible for companies to make a profit by e.g. carbon forestry, to compensate for greenhouse gas pollution by others parts of the economy. 2. Help the public access unbiased factual information: * e.g. https://theconversation.com/ https://theconversation.com/ -- not-for-profit online news & opinion from academics & researchers, in AU, UK, US ; currently expanding into Africa. 3. Influence regulation/policy/laws: * I believe there are plenty of think-tanks doing this, but probably the bulk of them are lobbying for change in directions that largely do not align with long-term public good.