At CrisisFighters.org we collect all initatives that fight the climate emergency. For each one we collect additional data to allow you to find out how you can contribute to saving the world.
In addition we collect must read's and our own perspective on how we can stop the crisis.
📝 We're open-source so please contribute to add more content and improve what's already there!
📈 Please learn more about the emergency. Our must reads section is a good start.
Everybody can update the content on CrisisFighters.org. To make that possible, we use a technology called Git. It allows us to keep track of every little change anybody ever did on the website. Also, because everything is stored on GitHub, every change can (but doesn't have to be) scrutinized and discussed. Again, all that information ist stored forever and publicly available.
Git and GitHub are tools used by software engineers and you don't need them to contribute. Read below!
- Something on this page is missing, wrong or needs an update?
- Please send a email with the place and the updated text to [email protected].
- We're happy to take care of it!
- Fork this repository on GitHub and create pull requests.
- Alternatively ask us to become a contributor. Please mention what kind of changes you're planning to do.
- This is easy for everybody with minimal experience in Spreadsheets (Excel, Google Sheets).
- Head over to our Initiatives Spreadsheet and follow the instructions to help improve our content.
CrisisFighters.org is in the public domain and published under the CC0 license to allow you to do with it whatever you want.