Keeling Curve Prize spotlights
promising climate projects
Keeling Curve Prize spotlights
promising climate projectsApply by 10 Feb. 2021
Each
year, the global Keeling Curve Prize awards prizes of
$25,000 to each of 10 winning climate projects that reduce
greenhouse gas emissions or promote carbon uptake.
Because so many members of the Daring Cities community run projects
that could qualify, we wanted to bring this opportunity to your
attention.
The
deadline for the 2021 prize is midnight GMT on Wednesday, 10 February
2021. We
know that’s coming up fast, but the online application is
straightforward, the word count is limited, and applicants are
welcome to recycle text written for other purposes.
Prizes go to two projects in each of five categories:
- Transport & Mobility
- Energy
- Social &
Cultural Pathways
- Finance
- Capture &
Utilization
Information
and applications are available at www.globalwarmingmitigationproject.org.
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Daring Cities 2020 was supported by major
contributions from our partners: the Federal City of Bonn, the
German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development
(BMZ), the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature
Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU), the Federal State of North
Rhine-Westphalia (NRW), and the Foundation for International Dialogue
of the Savings Bank in Bonn.
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Each
year, the global Keeling Curve Prize awards prizes of
$25,000 to each of 10 winning climate projects that reduce
greenhouse gas emissions or promote carbon uptake.
Because so many members of the Daring Cities community run projects
that could qualify, we wanted to bring this opportunity to your
attention.
The
deadline for the 2021 prize is midnight GMT on Wednesday, 10 February
2021. We
know that’s coming up fast, but the online application is
straightforward, the word count is limited, and applicants are
welcome to recycle text written for other purposes.
Prizes go to two projects in each of five categories:
- Transport & Mobility
- Energy
- Social &
Cultural Pathways
- Finance
- Capture &
Utilization
Information
and applications are available at www.globalwarmingmitigationproject.org.
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