Climate Responsible

Tiny drops of flowing water. Alone they are nothing. But together these drops carve through stone while also creating something beautiful.

If you are doing something to slow climate, we are here to support you, to support each other. What you are doing makes a difference.

We want to support your efforts, help you quantify your actions, and help you do more.

Individually and collectively we are Climate Responsible.

Technologies to reduce carbon emissions are affordable and being implemented worldwide. But scaling these technologies takes time. Technologies need money, supply chains, markets, policies, and permits. As we wait, reducing our individual emissions is the quickest, cheapest, and most reliable tool in the climate change toolbox. That is not to say we give up on politics and technologies but only that we do the next best thing as we wait. That 'Next Best Thing' is reducing our own carbon emissions! And yes, that matters!

We are Hopeful

The math is simple. Any reductions in emissions will slow climate change. Individually, the effects are imperceptible, but combined, the impact is real and significant. We strive to reduce CO2 emissions by 60 million tons, about 1% of the total US emissions.

Our Goal

Anyone can participate. You don't need money, power, or time. We don't want your email or your name. You don't need to sacrifice fun or comfort. The plan is simple. Everyone that cares about climate change reduces their carbon footprint by 10%. We track the reductions and report the results.

Together, we can make a difference. Commit to Climate change today!

Our Plan

Four Steps to Climate Responsible

We support your efforts to reduce your carbon footprint. But lets be more intentional about quantifying these reductions and doing more. Climate Responsibility requires some effort. "Effort" does not mean discomfort, but rather the effort of establishing an emission reduction target, quantifying the changes in your consumption, and then tracking the results. It is like a runner training for a race. They first need to know how fast they are, their baseline. Then they set a goal for a faster time that is achievable (maybe 10% faster). Then they make a plan to reach that goal and track their changes.

Here are the steps to be Climate Responsible:

You are welcome to send us your thoughts or questions. (I am happy to help you create a personalized plan to reduce your carbon footprint.) To be sure, we will never sell or share your information with anyone else. That is not how we roll. Also, we will never send emails asking for money to support our cause. In the future, we may send reminders to help you stay motivated in your climate commitment. We may also send updates on our progress to slow climate change.

Questions?