Like Nothing We've Ever Seen Before
3 Billion Killed or Displaced
4ourclimate's mission is to accelerate our zero-footprint journey comfortably.
We empower everyone to become climate positive (climate+) by offering zero-waste lifestyle products for everyone to enjoy.
Rehabilitate Australian Wildlife
Scent of the month - Lemongrass
The recent bush fires in Australia saw an unprecedented ecological disaster with billions of wildlife loss or displaced.
When you purchase the Australian Wildlife Rehabilitation candle, you fund the removal of 100 pounds of CO2 reducing your carbon footprint and raising awareness about bush fires and their impacts on local communities and wildlife.
8.5-oz, 65+ hours of clean burning.
Every 4ourclimate product purchased funds the capture of 100 pounds of CO2
pounds of CO2 has been captured since September 2019.
This is equivalent to:
10
passenger vehicles driven for 1 year
8
homes’ electricity use for 1 year
1,930
trash bags of waste recycled instead of landfilled
750
tree seedlings grown for 10 years
Source: Environmental Protection Agency
Meet our climate+ lifestyle
Zero-waste products. For all your necessities. 100 pounds at a time.
100% Pure Soy Candles
Bath & Beauty
Home Essentials
Try our scents for Free!
Sniff and enjoy our scented soy tealights for your mood-lifting experience while removing 100 pounds for our climate at the same time.
Each soy tealight burns cleanly for up to 8 hours.
How do we remove
100 pounds?
For every 4ourclimate product purchased, we donate a portion of the proceeds to third-party verified carbon offset projects across the world through our partner - CarbonFund.org, a not-for profit organization and forestplanet.org.
Some of the carbon offset project we're supporting include - The Envira Amazonia Project: A Tropical Forest Conservation Project, the LifeStraw: Clean Water in Kenya, and the Mangrove Tree Plantation in Madagascar.
Climate Change Facts
2016 was the warmest year on record.
NASA and NOAA data show that global averages in 2016 were 1.78 degrees F (0.99 degrees C) warmer than the mid-20th century average. Seventeen of the 18 warmest years have occurred since 2000.
11% of emissions.
Eleven percent of all global greenhouse gas emissions caused by humans are caused by deforestation — comparable to the emissions from all of the cars and trucks on the planet.
The Amazon is a carbon-storing powerhouse.
In the Amazon, 1% of tree species sequester 50% of the region’s carbon.
800 million people.
Eleven percent of the world’s population is currently vulnerable to climate change impacts such as droughts, floods, heat waves, extreme weather events and sea-level rise.
Coastal ‘blue carbon’ ecosystems are critical.
Just 0.7% of the world’s forests are coastal mangroves, yet they store up to 10 times as much carbon per hectare as tropical forests.
Nearly 1 million hectares lost.
An area of coastal ecosystems larger than New York City is destroyed every year, removing an important buffer from extreme weather for coastal communities and releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
Save nature. It’s cheaper.
Conserving ecosystems is often more cost-effective than human-made interventions. In the Maldives, building a sea wall for coastal protection cost about US$ 2.2 billion. Even after 10 years of maintenance costs, it is still four times cheaper to preserve the natural reef.
Nature is an untapped solution.
Tropical forests are incredibly effective at storing carbon — providing at least 30% of action needed to prevent the worst climate change scenarios. Yet nature-based solutions only receive only 2% of all climate funding.
195 nations on board.
195 countries signed the 2015 Paris Agreement, agreeing to limit global warming and adapt to climate change, partly by protecting nature.
Price tag: US$ 140 billion per year.
This is what it would take to make the changes humanity needs to adapt to a warming world. It may sound like a lot, but it’s less than 0.1% of global GDP.
Fight climate change, naturally.
Natural climate solutions like ending deforestation and restoring degraded forests could, at the global level, create 80 million jobs, bring 1 billion people out of poverty and add US$ 2.3 trillion in productive growth.