Blog: Climate

Anyone who believes that climate policy can be implemented with no more than left-of-center majorities is misjudging political reality.

This is how a lazy argument beginns. But why is it so weak? Here are five reasons.

Funding decisions from our Giving Fund: Mitigating Climate Change from H2/2024

Do you want your donation not only to be received, but to really make a difference? Then our 2024 donation recommendations are just the thing for you.

Effective donations can save a ton of CO2 or more with every euro. But how does this actually work?

CO2- offsetting sounds good, but it is often used to finance ineffective projects. We explain how you can avoid 100 times more CO2- with every euro.

Biodiversity is in crisis. Donations should be geared more towards the highest impact opportunities.

Funding decisions from our Giving Fund: Mitigating Climate Change from H1/2024

Funding decisions from our Giving Fund: Mitigating Climate Change from H2/2023

What will it take to stop climate change and global warming? We provide an overview.

What role does the 1.5°C threshold play? What happens if we cross it? A perspective.

An analysis in the Guardian concludes that most offsets are ineffective. We believe there are better approaches for effective climate action.

William MacAskill describes effective giving on ZEIT ONLINE as a "superpower". That is exactly our goal. Find out more.

The top recommendation for effective climate protection "Future Cleantech Architects" scientifically accompanies a new greentech series in the Handelsblatt.

Companies are under increasing pressure to develop ambitious climate strategies. Our Giving Fund: Mitigating Climate Change offers an effective approach.