The planet needs more than good intentions.
Greenly breaks down the science behind climate change, plastic pollution, water scarcity, biodiversity loss and the clean energy transition, and turns it into information you can actually act on.
Making the environmental crisis impossible to ignore
Our mission is to illuminate the critical environmental challenges facing our planet (from the climate crisis and plastic pollution to biodiversity loss) and to spread essential awareness that empowers individuals with knowledge and inspires action.
Explore this site to understand the issues at stake, and use the practical tips we provide to start creating a real impact today.
Read our full mission & visionThe environment is bigger than any one issue
Five interconnected fronts, because protecting the planet means more than protecting its animals.
Three crises, one interconnected planet
Climate change, resource exploitation and biodiversity loss don't happen in isolation; each one accelerates the others.
The Problem
A planet warming faster than ecosystems can adapt, and what that's already costing us.
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The Cause
How fossil fuels, overproduction and habitat destruction quietly reinforce one another across the economy.
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The Solutions
Renewable energy, circular economies and restoration already exist and are ready to scale right now.
Read moreReal work, reported from the ground
Greenly's partnership features go inside the organizations doing the work, from a turtle lagoon in Dubai to the marshes of southern Iraq and the rhino grasslands of Nepal. Every line on this map starts in Dubai, where Greenly is based.
Go deeper
Real data about the UAE, a footprint calculator built for UAE households, and a story told in maps.
The UAE in numbers
Five interactive charts built from real, sourced data: emissions, electricity, heat, water and energy.
Explore the charts
ClimateIQ Personal
Put in your real DEWA or SEWA bill, car, flights and diet. Get your footprint and a plan to cut it.
Work out yours
The marshes that came back
Drained, reflooded, listed by UNESCO and hit by drought: Iraq’s Mesopotamian Marshes, told in maps.
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Individual action still matters
156
single-use plastic bottles avoided every year by switching to one reusable bottle
8–10%
of global greenhouse gas emissions are estimated to come from food waste (UNEP)
From the blog
Twelve deep-dive articles on the issues shaping our planet's future.
Ready to do something about it?
You don't need money or a title: just a willingness to rethink a few habits and hold yourself to a higher standard.