Climate science for everyone — Crowdfunding on wemakeit

Each year 15,000 new climate research articles are published. This research is vital in creating solutions for climate challenges, but is inaccessible to most people. Climanosco is set to change this.

CHF 21’871

218% of CHF 10’000

218 %

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The «all or nothing» principle applies: The project only receives the funds if the funding target is reached or exceeded.

25 backers

Successfully concluded on 31/12/2017

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Thank you card
Receive a thank you card or have a personalized gift donation card sent as a present when you donate on behalf of a friend. Shipping early January.
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First collection of articles
Receive our first collection of accessible climate articles, and a thank you card or have a personalized gift donation card sent as a present when you donate on behalf of a friend. Shipping early January.
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Exclusive fine art cards
Receive a set of 9 greeting cards featuring exquisitely detailed oil paintings of flowers by Glazar James. An exclusivity of Climanosco. In addition, receive our first collection of accessible climate articles. Shipping early January.
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Relaxing music collection
Receive a CD with 12 contemplative, relaxing tracks of piano music inspired by nature by self-taught composer Olivier Delalande. In addition, receive our first collection of accessible climate articles. Shipping early January.
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About the Initiators

Climanosco

Zurich

Climanosco is an independent, non-profit association founded in 2015 in Zurich, Switzerland. Its mission is to make climate science accessible to everyone. Today, it has over 120 members across 20 countries. It has a board of directors and a board of scientific editors. It published its first collection of accessible climate articles and just launched its new, improved website.

1 own project

Michel Bourqui

Zurich

Michel Bourqui is a graduate from the EPFL in Physics and a doctor in atmospheric sciences from the ETHZ. After a 15-year international carrier in academia, where he worked as a research fellow in Switzerland and England and as a professor in Canada, he founded the independent, non-profit association Climanosco to help make climate science accessible.

1 own project

4 projects backed

www.climanosco.org/

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Science Booster

Get involved in helping scientists discover more about the world, or even start your own project! Mirko Bischofberger and Luc Henry, two former researchers and communication professionals with a true passion for science. They will help you reach your goal and maximize your impact!

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