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OCRC is a section 501(c) (3) charitable organization, EIN 87-4223546, established January 2022. All donations are deemed tax-deductible absent any limitations on deductibility applicable to a particular taxpayer. No goods or services were provided in exchange for your contribution.
Support Open Climate Research Collective
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Open Climate Research Collective

Providing the last push to move climate change research off of laptops and into the scientific record.


A contribution to OCRC supports: 

  • Climate research that adds greater understanding to the scientific record
  • Scientists whose work might otherwise be lost due to the competitive nature of academia
  • Open access, open source and open data that will expediate the global effort to address the climate crisis
  • Diversity and equity in science

Our Goals:

In subsequent years we hope to raise more funds in order to both support more scientists and provide larger grant prizes. At this time, OCRC is operating entirely on a volunteer basis, meaning 100% of your donation, big or small, goes straight to funding climate science.

Long term, we want to help break the status quo of for-profit science journals and prove a model of science funding that escapes university overhead and administrative duties, leaving scientists to do science and expedite the dissemination of information to the world.