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The Geoversiv Foundation is a nonprofit charitable foundation, based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Foundation exists to support, connect and empower innovative projects oriented toward achieving social good, through promotion of: climate solutions, clean energy innovation and deployment, responsible enterprise, education, peacebuilding, and expansion of the civic space.
Podcast: Geoversiv Earth Intelligence explores resilient futures
The Geoversiv podcast Earth Intelligence is now live, and available on Buzzsprout, Apple, Spotify, or from your favorite podcasting platform. […]
Prolonged COVID-19 pandemic will bring deeper economic crisis
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread, the risk of deeper, longer-running economic crisis intensifies. Across the US, elected officials […]
Call to Action on Planetary Emergency
On March 26, we signed an Open Letter to Global Leaders to show support for a Call to Action from […]
IPCC: Future is Fast-paced, All-systems Shared Innovation
There is a new central organizing principle for trade, peace and security, industrial production, economic development, finance, food supply, energy, […]
GCAS: Advancing the Climate-Smart Future of Finance
GLOBAL CLIMATE ACTION SUMMIT – AFFILIATE EVENT Open working session on climate-smart finance innovation Thursday, September 13, 10:00 am – […]
Networking Earth Science Platforms to Finance
NOTE: The Geoversiv Foundation was a Lunar-level sponsor of the Dawn of Private Space Science symposium in both 2017 and […]
Resilience Intelligence News Magazine Now Live
In support of the critical effort to build a global Resilience Intel collaboration, the Geoversiv Foundation and Citizens’ Climate Education […]
The Ocean Neutrality Initiative
The Ocean Neutrality Initiative is a coordinated collaborative process of inquiry, which aims to identify the core challenges, major areas […]
Solar Microgrids Save Lives
After Hurricane Maria made landfall first in Vieques and Culebra and then Puerto Rico’s main island, the US territory lost […]
Warming Makes Storms Stronger
Hurricanes Harvey and Irma would not be as intense without warmer atmospheric and oceanic conditions. Nor, for that matter, would […]
