Fictions and frictions: a project funded by the Green Screen Coalition to explore environmental justice and digital rights with a focus on Abya Yala (Latin America)
Over the summer, The Green Web Foundation is running a project with Wikirate, who you might describe as a non-profit dedicated to the concept of… How much of the internet is covered by Net zero targets?
We signed on to these recommendations to the European Commission for the Digital Services Act. The letter, coordinated by Mozilla, called for: As Green Web… The EU’s Digital Services Act must ensure public data for public interest research
As the seriousness of the climate crisis becomes ever clearer, more and more companies are making public sustainability commitments to show they are doing their… Good Net Zero, bad Net Zero. Crowdsourcing company targets with WikiRate
For the first time ever, we have staff at a COP climate conference, talking about the need for fossil-free internet by 2030 – read on… The Green Web Foundation at COP 27
On June 2nd, Katrin Fritsch, who works on our strategy and communications, participated at the “Digitalisation and Sustainability: Opportunities and Risks” workshop of the Swiss… Digitalisation and Sustainability at the SwissIGF: key takeaways and further areas of action
Rate payers, taxpayers and shareholders – a simple way to think and talk about who pays for clean energy and digital infrastructure.
AT the Green Web Foundation, we’ve been building open source software and publishing open data, to help with working towards a more sustainable web, but… Notes for Greening Internet governance at EURODig
In an earlier post, we spoke about Provisioning and Providers, in our mental model for effecting change, if we want a lower carbon internet. In… Place, Policy, Procurement – more levers for a lower carbon internet