Building a greener, regenerative Internet. Today's Internet is largely monetized by advertisements and contributes to about 7% of global emissions. Ads drive consumerism. Their servers, auction-bidding system, and delivery typically run on fossil fuels—all while violating users' privacy in the process. We have a 3-part plan

Let’s get one thing straight. You👏 are👏 not👏 to👏 blame👏 for👏 climate👏 change. Climate change is a systemic problem that is disproportionately caused by a few and has the biggest impact on the most vulnerable. Concepts like the "carbon footprint" were designed by fossil fuel companies as

At Tero, we make a point of walking the talk. In fact, we've committed 80% of all future profits towards climate action. To learn more about why we made that commitment, read our blog post on balancing purpose and business. But what does climate action mean, and where

We have years, not decades, to reverse global warming, which requires climate solutions that can be quickly implemented at a large scale. A strong, impact-first business model will help us achieve this. When we started Tero, we distilled our mission around one guiding question: How can we reverse climate change

All of Tero’s servers run 100% on wind-generated electricity. Servers and data centres account for 2% of the world’s carbon emissions. That's as much as the airline industry! The Internet uses so much power that if it were a country, it would rank #3 in the