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Earth Percent

EarthPercent is a music‑industry climate and nature foundation that channels a small percentage of artists’ and music businesses’ income into high‑impact environmental solutions. It was co‑founded by Brian Eno and works with climate scientists, researchers, policymakers, and activists to direct funding to the most effective climate and nature initiatives.

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