Sustainability at Green Badger
Each year, Green Badger takes decisive action to reduce our environmental footprint while fostering a socially responsible workplace. We are proud to be a JUST-certified company, meticulously track our Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions, maintain NetZero operations, and even offset our carbon footprint by more than 140%.
Releasing Green Badger's annual Sustainability Report is a proud moment for our team. Take a quick look and see how we put sustainability into practice.
Support a carbon-neutral business
We calculated the carbon emissions of our company across our office use, business travel, and employee commutes and then partnered with Schneider Electric to offset our carbon emissions. We encourage our employees to live more sustainably as well by working remote, using low-carbon transit (or walking!), volunteering (participating in litter pickup events is a favorite), and supporting local craft breweries!
In addition, our software is hosted by Amazon Web Services (AWS) who currently operate with 50% renewable energy and are committed to achieving 100% renewable energy usage for their global infrastructure. AWS also focuses on reducing the number of servers they use and by powering them more efficiently, as these factors are at least as important to reducing their carbon impact as their power mix.
When you subscribe to Green Badger, you’re supporting a company that lives its values.
Help Green Badger plant a forest
We partner with One Tree Planted to plant 10 trees for every new Green Badger subscription. Planting trees on 0.9 billion hectares of land could trap about two-thirds the amount of carbon released by human activities since the start of the Industrial Revolution.
Not only do we want to help plant trees, but we want to help regenerate the ecosystem that surrounds us here in the southeast. That’s why we’re working with One Tree Planted to plant trees in our neighboring state of Florida which is home to 37 state forests, covering over 1,070,000 acres. In recent years, unhealthy forests have been major contributors to Florida’s disastrous wildfires and unprecedented outbreaks of southern pine beetles. The region is frequently hit by strong storms and hurricanes, contributing severe, long-term damage to forest resources.
When you register with Green Badger, you’re helping us plant a forest.
Ask Green Badger Your Sustainability & Software Questions
We love hearing from others in the green building industry. Have any questions about our company, mission or software? Reach out and say hello!
