The floods in the Trishuli Valley destroyed two of our Climate Trek lodges. You can support the Hillary Foundation now – they are helping the flood victims.
Read Moreatmosfair removes CO₂ using rock dust for the first time
We are supporting the start-up InPlanet, which is using an innovative technology in Brazil. It helps protect the climate and provides plants with nutrients.
Read MoreBreathe easier with efficient stoves
A scientific study has demonstrated positive health benefits of our Save 80 stoves: people who cook with them have healthier lungs.
Read MoreBrazil: green electricity from landfill gas
The Brazilian company Orizon uses methane emissions from a landfill site to generate electricity – and is going even one step further with us.
Read MoreOur first climate-friendly brick kiln is going into operation
The Vertical Shaft Brick Kiln in Mulanje is now producing much-needed building materials for Malawi. It fires bricks efficiently and without fossil fuels.
Read MoreNew frontiers in energy: Biogas in Colombia
A pilot project is taking shape: a biogas plant is being built in Colombia that utilises urban and agricultural waste in a climate-friendly way.
Read Moreatmosfair is expanding the distribution of Save 80 in Mozambique
The pilot in Niassa province was successful: many people prefer these efficient stoves for cooking. This is why we are now offering them in Nampula as well.
Read MoreParis Agreement Crediting Mechanism: New confidence in UN offsetting?
The previous UN rules on climate action projects had attracted criticism. Now, there are new rules on carbon offsetting. We took a closer look at them.
Read MorePhilippines: local stakeholders give their views on biogas plants
To take the interests of the local community into account when planning biogas plants, atmosfair has held local stakeholder consultations.
Read MoreClimate-friendly cooking in Ghana: pilot plant turns waste into biogas
atmosfair and Sustainology are launching a new type of biogas plant in Akuse that will supply up to 40 households with cooking gas from organic waste.
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