Join Us in Fighting Climate Change:
Support the Optimal Mix
We optimally fund a mix of greenhouse gas* reduction methods to maximize the power of donations
↑ global temperature anomalies by NASA
* Greenhouse gases (GHGs) such as carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane (CH4) trap heat in Earth’s atmosphere.
How can we solve climate change, our existential problem?
Government policies, corporate initiatives, and university research all play critical roles. But we as individuals hold incredible power, too. By making thoughtful lifestyle changes and supporting climate-focused nonprofits, we can drive real change. Imagine the financial power we collectively have!
But how can we use that power maximally? That’s where No More CO2 comes in.
No More CO2 maximizes the power of donations
to tackle the climate crisis
1. We determine an optimal mix
We determine an optimal mix of solutions for the greatest CO2 reduction per dollar spent by estimating the cost-to-impact ratios of various climate solutions based on the report by Project Drawdown.
2. We fund the best organizations
We select the best organizations for those climate solutions and distribute your donations according to the optimal mix.
3. We don’t waste your donations
We ensure that 100% of your donation goes to climate-saving organizations. All operational costs of No More CO2 are fully covered by our own contributions, not yours.
Our mission is to make climate saving easy for everyone
Your donation will support planting trees, managing refrigerant, sending biogas stoves to a village, promoting agroforestry, preserving farmland, etc,
all in a cost-effective manner.
Credit: Agroforestry Coalition. Courtesy of
We have made these contributions since FY2021
We distribute 100% of public donations to climate-saving organizations.
| distr. % | climate solution | nonprofit organization for climate solution |
|---|---|---|
| 46.5% | Tree Plantations | One Tree Planted |
| 30.9% | Refrigerant Management | North American Sustainable Refrigeration Council |
| 11.7% | Biogas for Cooking | Heifer International: Biogas Stoves for a Village |
| 8.5% | Agroforestry: Tree Intercropping | Savanna Institute |
| 1.2% | Farmland Restoration | Community Farm Land Trust |
| 1.2% | Biochar Production | United States Biochar Initiative |
Donate to climate solutions through
No More CO2
Climate change is an extremely serious problem for all of us on Earth. Let us maximize the impact of your donation to tackle the problem effectively.
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