Fast-track your climate impact with Total Climate Accounting™
Climate targets are elusive
84%
of the world’s largest companies are not on track to reach net zero by 2050
Destination Net Zero Report (Accenture, 2024)
54%
of US CEOs are confident that their organization will meet their 2030 net zero goals
US CEO Outlook Survey (KPMG, 2024)
But they don’t need to be with Total Climate Accounting™
Fix the blind spots in your climate strategy by focusing on what matters – atmospheric heat
- All heat drivers measured, not just greenhouse gases
- Verified heat impacts over timeframes that matter now, like the next 5, 10, and 25 years
- Quantified community health impacts from pollution
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Increased ROI
by driving climate outcomes now without losing long-term goal of CO₂ reduction
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Realistic timeframes
that align with corporate planning and address business risks caused by global warming
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Credit for progress
you’re already making but not measuring (e.g. reduced black carbon reduction from renewables)
What We Offer
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Total Climate Footprint™
Everything you get from your carbon footprint, plus data to drive more strategic investments and greater impact.
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CO₂e+ Credits and Project Investments
All the value from typical carbon credits, plus verified atmospheric heat reduction impacts measured over any timeframe (e.g. 5, 15, 25 years).
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Advisory and Advocacy
Heat targeted mitigation planning and project design for businesses, governments, and NGOs. Work with us to reduce climate super pollutants.
Why It Matters
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More than half of global warming is caused by climate super pollutants, like methane, black carbon, and HFCs.
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Super pollutants are far more potent than carbon dioxide in driving the near-term atmospheric heat that’s wreaking havoc worldwide.
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Yet carbon markets, based on a 100-year accounting model, undervalue and overlook these potent heat-trapping pollutants which have a shorter atmospheric life than CO₂.
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Fast track your climate impact by measuring and managing what matters most with Total Climate Accounting™.
"The Global Heat Reduction Initiative is the only accounting approach I'm aware of that has been put forward to allow corporations to include all of the different drivers of climate change." – Dr. Drew Shindell, Climate Scientist
Dr. Shindell is the Nicholas Professor of Earth Sciences at Duke University, a long-time IPCC Contributor, and Chair of the UNEP convened Climate and Clean Air Coalition's Scientific Advisory Panel.
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