Litterati is an app that is empowering individuals to make a significant, measurable impact on the environment. Far more than just picking up litter, the worldwide community of Litterati users are building the most powerful crowd-sourced set of data on litter ever assembled.

aWhere's AI-supported platform offers real-time weather-based agricultural intelligence to farmers, companies, development agencies, and governments, providing insight and predictive analytics that effectively de-risk farming anywhere on Earth.

OneConcern uses data and machine learning to help cities better plan for and recover from natural hazards. In one platform, OneConcern combines physical science with the power of AI, to quantify impact and map critical dependencies of natural disasters, driving resilience among companies and communities – everywhere.

WattTime is a nonprofit that offers technology solutions that make it easy for anyone to achieve emissions reductions without compromising cost, comfort, and function. WattTime invented Automated Emissions Reduction (AER), which allows utilities, IoT device and energy storage companies, and any end user to effortlessly reduce emissions from energy, when and where they happen.

Aclima’s mission is to build a more environmentally intelligent society. Aclima deploys and manages region-wide sensor networks, integrating its mobile and stationary sensors to deliver air pollution and greenhouse gas data at unparalleled scale, resolution, quality and reliability.

The Higg Index is a suite of tools that enables brands, retailers, and facilities of all sizes and at every stage in their sustainability journey to accurately measure and score a company or product’s sustainability performance. We deliver a holistic overview that empowers businesses to make meaningful improvements that protect the well-being of factory workers, local communities, and communities.

The first 3.7m-resolution coral conservation tool, mapping and monitoring the world’s coral in unprecedented detail. Designed to give governments, researchers, and decision-makers visibility into ecosystems that very few people will encounter face-to-face but that are incredibly threatened by activities on land.