United Nations Sustainable Development Goal #13 Climate Action. You’ll hear from certified B Corps TripZero, Native, Patagonia, and 1% for the Planet. This episode is all about B Corps paving the way and setting great examples of how, as a business, you can be profitable and put protecting our planet first. Tune in to hear from these four leading organizations that exist to support people and planet. Additional Learning & Resources Around Climate ActionPatagonia Founder Gives Away Company, Ensuring Profits Go to Fight Climate Change - NBC NewsREI Presents: Everything to Lose by Pattie Gonia - Youtube 3:35 videoConnect With Environmental Action Groups - Patagonia Action WorksBook Recommendations (check your library or local book store, or support certified B Corps Better World Books or Book Shop)Braiding Sweet Grass by Robin Wall KimmererThe Intersectional Environmentalists by Leah ThomasLet My People Go Surfing by Yvon ChouinardHelpful Links from the United NationsUN SDG 13 OverviewUN SDG 13 Climate Action TargetsLinks to the Organizations Highlighted in this Episode1% for the PlanetA nonprofit that represents a global network of businesses, individuals and environmental organizations tackling our planet’s most pressing environmental issues.  To hear our full interview with Celine Miranda, click here.NativeA certified B Corp that works with organizations to activate climate solutions that impact the communities and ecosystems important to your business.  To hear our full interview with Claire Lafave, click here.PatagoniaA certified B Corp outdoor clothing and gear brand for silent sports. They guarantee everything they make, the know how the clothes they make are made, they help to keep gear working, and they give back 1% for every sale.  To hear our full interview with Rebecca Goodstein, click here.TripZeroA certified B Corp serves event leaders worldwide to help them protect the planet by using your hotel blocks to planet forests.  To hear our full interview with Eric Zimmerman, click here.Dirigo Collective Website