Our 2022 Impact Report

Austin Whitman
February 1, 2023
2022 was a year of significant and exciting growth. We're happy to share our results and what's ahead in 2023.

Last year we welcomed 90 new certified brands, quadrupled our greenhouse gas impact per company since 2020, and made huge progress toward our goal of eliminating millions of tonnes emissions. 

Looking back on the year, it’s clear: carbon accountability is now a must-have for sustainability programs worldwide. Our consumer movement for immediate climate action is rapidly growing.  And our community is now larger and more active than ever, with thousands of people working toward a net-zero future. 

We want to thank you for your continued support, ideas, and collaborative partnership. We’re happy to share our results from 2022 and look forward to even bigger impact ahead.

Climate Neutral 2022 Impact Report

Stay up to date with us!

Subscribe to the latest news and announcements from our team.

About the Author

Austin Whitman
CEO, Change Climate

Austin Whitman is CEO and co-founder of The Change Climate Project. For more than two decades he has worked to create new markets and demand for climate solutions. He believes companies and individuals can make a huge difference for the climate if they're just shown how. Outside of work, he is a dad, a woodworker, and spends a lot of time in New England's great outdoors.

Recommended Posts

View All Posts

Behind the Label: How REI Is Funding Real Climate Action

Brent Kawamura shares how REI is aligning climate ambition with action — leveraging brand partnerships, funding climate solutions and focusing on credible tools and certifications to accelerate and scale impact across its supply chain.

Inside Blueland's Climate-First Business Model

John Mascari, Co-Founder and President of certified brand Blueland, discusses the company's priorities to reduce energy use, materials, and carbon emissions from making and delivering their products, and how The Climate Label has provided the framework for investing in new climate initiatives.

Five Reasons Why Internal Carbon Fees are Making Waves

Enthusiasm for internal carbon fees is growing. They have the potential to accelerate the net-zero transition, by creating climate transition budgets and helping companies prioritize climate actions across the business.