Climate 365 alternatives

We help you find opportunities that have a direct impact on reversing climate change. A bright, inspiring, and responsible future is possible. Sliced matches you with opportunities at ambitious projects and companies tackling the most pressing challenges of our time.

ClimateChoice is a non-profit volunteer project from Steven Hylands, Rachel Franklin, Paul McBride that launched in May 2019. The project was developed with the help of the Impact Makers group — a community of tech people who want to have a positive impact by helping prevent earth’s climate breaking down. Read this to learn more about the origins of ClimateChoice and Impact Makers.

The easiest way to trade verified climate assets. Backed by YC, Jasmine Energy is the easiest way to track prices, verify renewable energy generators, and buy & sell Energy Attribute Certificates (EACs/RECs) with certainty. Access deep liquidity on standardized commodity pools and trade efficiently with faster settlement and automatic retirement.

From the makers of Ramayana Capital and Swadesh Capital, we bring you The Great Diwali Mail Exchange! Make Diwali even brighter this year by writing a heartfelt anonymous letter to a fellow desi in the US. For free!

GivingWay is a platform that connects between people who want to volunteer (abroad or remotely) with almost 2,000 non-profits worldwide! Volunteers & NGOs can find each other easily, cutting out placement agencies (+ their high fees). This transparency leads to better experiences for everyone - most importantly the local communities being served.

This decade, we can rewrite the future. Join us to help protect the ocean, tackle the climate crisis, and build a more just, equitable planet.

Climate science organizations create extensive reports that are often thousands of pages long. So, we created this site to help people make sense of those reports and access essential bits of information quickly.

SPEED & SCALE intersperses Doerr’s wide-ranging analysis with firsthand accounts from Jeff Bezos, Christiana Figueres, Al Gore, Mary Barra, Bill Gates, and other intrepid policy leaders, entrepreneurs, scientists, and activists.