Climate Foundation

Climate Foundation Projects

Food Security 

• Marine Permaculture: Serving up nutrients to feed fish and, in turn,  humans. 
• Biochar: Using Biochar for farming; lowering water and fertilization use, improving the soil and taking care of sanitation.

Eco-system survival 

• Reversing Coral Bleaching: Reversing coral bleaching on high-value coral reefs to preserve portions of these ecosystems during the high-temperature decades to come. 

Carbon Sequestration

• Land Carbon Sequestration (Biochar):  Using biochar for sanitation, fertilization, and carbon sequestration, especially in developing nations, sequestering gigatons of carbon for centuries to millenia. 
• Ocean Carbon Sequestration (OCS): Upwelling nutrient-rich water to feed the plankton, which sequester up to 50% of the world's carbon.
• Azolla Farming: Sequestering 3000 parts per million of CO2, and once brought about one of the first ice ages.
• Charvesting: restore depleted soils and eliminate burning rice straw

Future Solutions

• Summer classes provides Interns from all over the world, who join us to learn about ways to help this planet.
• Climate House provides research and education for scientists, professors, researchers and students.
• Each project provides local jobs for a variety of people and talents.