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“How companies actually invest in climate action matters more than aspirational pledges. The transparency at the heart of The Change Climate Project’s approach can help ensure that climate goals and promises are backed by the progress we need to see in this decisive decade.”
“The new climate framework has allowed Eva NYC to reposition our climate strategy towards actual reductions. We have been able to invest in lower carbon packaging, regenerative ingredients, and renewable energy. This has advanced our climate strategy to effectively work towards a Net Zero goal in 2035.”
“At Nomadix, we believe in the power of innovation to drive positive change. As an early adopter of The Climate Label, we are dedicated to redefining our impact on the environment and leading the charge toward a more sustainable future. By investing in our supply chain, we can develop solutions that benefit our planet and inspire others to join us on this important journey. Together, we can create a lasting, positive impact for generations to come.”
“Change Climate provides an invaluable product & service! When we first became certified, we were much smaller in size, and the ease of the BEE, the helpfulness of the staff, and the accuracy of the estimation, made calculating, reducing, and offsetting our footprint incredibly manageable. The tools & services have only gotten better since, and we’ve been able to make really meaningful strides in our environmental responsibility reporting & goals.”
“We’ve been proud to partner with Change Climate over the last several years to help elevate REI’s climate strategy and bring much-needed tools and guidance to the industry. We’re pleased to see them launching The Climate Label to help more businesses take accountability for their emissions and invest in climate solutions.”
“The Change Climate team does an amazing job of making a daunting task like solving climate change seem attainable. They equip brands with the tools and knowledge they need to start taking action. TCCP has empowered our team to set ambitious climate targets and have helped develop meaningful solutions to reducing our footprint. They truly serve as partners with you on your climate journey.”
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Announcing The Climate Label and our 2025 Standard
The Climate Label is here. We look forward to growing it into the world’s most trusted mark of climate leadership — and motivating thousands of companies to get going with funding for the transition to a net-zero future.
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Four Stakeholder Insights that are Shaping our 2025 Standard
In late 2023, we launched a multi-year project to update our certification framework and introduce a new climate label by 2025. Our aim is to create a certification that is both clear and motivating for companies. Over the past 10 months, we engaged with NGOs, certified brands, and other stakeholders, conducted a public survey, and beta-tested with over 20 companies. This process has gathered extensive feedback, which will shape the final 2025 Standard, set to be revealed during Climate Week NYC in late September. This blog post previews 4 key takeaways from the stakeholder process.
The Next Wave of Corporate Climate Investment is Coming
Companies need to ramp up their financial contribution to climate solutions, spend those funds on the right things, and publicly disclose this capital allocation to stakeholders. So that begs the question: how should each company determine its next steps? What level of investment is needed to decarbonize?