European tech companies back Milkywire’s Climate Transformation Fund

Published on April 14, 2023

Tech scaleups are backing Milkywire’s mission to accelerate the transition to net Zero, providing a commitment to its ‘beyond-offsetting’ charitable fund: The Climate Transformation Fund. Donators include names like Spotify, Klarna, Sweep. We’re in an exciting era of green innovation and companies, governments and individuals alike are increasingly showing commitment to making more sustainable choices….

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