Is climate change on your mind?
Do something.
Offset your carbon footprint with Neutral.Make an impact, not a footprint 🌳
You think about climate change daily. You read about it, commiserate with your friends, share links on social - but what are you doing about it? This is your chance. Join Neutral, and take the first step by offsetting your carbon footprint.
Invest in projects that make a difference 🌎
Every Neutral offset is high impact and verified. Choose carbon offsets created in the U.S. or from around the globe that combat climate change through renewable energy, emissions reduction and forest management.
Learn about our National and Global Offset Programs →
Wait a second, what is a carbon offset? 🤔
You create a carbon footprint by living your life — through air and car travel, daily waste and energy consumption, etc. When you invest in a Neutral subscription, you receive “offset” credits from projects that reduce, avoid, or destroy greenhouse gas emissions. Neutral will neutralize your carbon footprint while funding projects that make a measurable difference.
Learn about our Carbon Offset Programs →Our offsets are high impact and verified ☑️
Offsets funded through Neutral are 100% verified by third-party experts.
What do you stand for?
We built Neutral for people like you, who are tired of feeling helpless about climate change. We did the work and created a solution that lets you invest in valuable climate projects. No more sitting on the sidelines - join Neutral and make an impact.
Our Story →
Q: How do I know my footprint calculation is accurate?
To calculate your carbon footprint we use a model developed by UC Berkeley’s CoolClimate Network. This model estimates your footprint by asking you questions about your lifestyle, diet, travel habits and energy use. So your carbon footprint is personalized to you.
More FAQs →Neutral Blog
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