Fast Company has published a new piece highlighting the incredible progress Academy alums Landon Brand, Ben Stanfield and rising senior Mimi Tran-Zambetti are making at Y Combinator this summer with Project Wren, a service aimed at providing an accessible way for individuals to help combat the climate crisis.

And it gives you photos, satellite images, and other data to prove your money is going to real, carbon-sequestering projects.

"If you live in the US, you probably emit around 19 tons of CO2 in a year, more or less, depending on factors like how often you drive or fly or whether you eat meat. You might have considered offsetting that footprint by supporting projects that shrink emissions somewhere else in the world — but you might also have read stories about problems in some past projects where trees weren’t actually planted or were later cut down. A new carbon offset startup focuses on transparency, showing customers photos, satellite images, and other data to prove how their money is helping."

This monthly subscription offsets your personal carbon footprint