Website review: Climate Counts - make climate chang...
invertebra discovered this in Environment
•10 reviews since Mar 12, 2007
environment, global-warming, climate-change
•climatecounts.org
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Reviews of this website
- Cats-love-it rated 5 months ago
- There's really no way to know how impartial this is.
Karyn rated 5 months ago- Check to see which companies are taking climate change seriously.
- project-tee rated 8 months ago
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- jmroyce rated 8 months ago
- I love this website! A great consumer resource, especially for those who are green-minded!
- peacefulbean rated 11 months ago
- this site lets you know which companies are trying to do something about climate change, and those that aren't. helps you make wise purchases.
- preston41 rated 12 months ago
- Standards are what it takes to make improvements (as long as the standards aren't biased). Cool site by Joel Makower.
- gavinhudson rated 12 months ago
- This is one of the coolest sites on the internet for fighting climate change. They deliver the message very well in a positive and uplifting video and offer a host of resources.
- burkinaboy rated 14 months ago
- Climate Counts is a non-profit campaign that engages consumers and the business community in a constructive effort to fight climate change. By scoring companies annually on the basis of their voluntary action to reverse climate change, Climate Counts helps people make critical distinctions between well-known brands that are leading and those not yet keeping pace. Climate Counts also aims to inspire companies to continually improve their performance - and their annual Climate Counts score. Climate Counts believes everyday consumers can be the most important activists in the fight against global warming.
