Offset Carbon Emissions?
Carbon-Neutral Shipping
Sustainability starts with the planet. After all, where would we be without Mother Earth? Every Enchanted Eco order automatically offsets the carbon it took to make and ship it, at no extra cost to you.
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We've partnered with EcoCart to automatically calculate the carbon emissions created by every Enchanted Eco order, from materials to shipping, and donate the exact amount needed to offset them, on your behalf, quietly, at checkout. No extra step, no extra cost, just a lighter footprint on every package that leaves our hands.
What Does "Carbon Neutral" Actually Mean?
When we say an order is carbon neutral (you'll also hear "net zero"), it means we eliminate, capture, or otherwise offset all of the emissions created from making your Enchanted Eco piece and getting it to your door.
What On Earth Is a Carbon Offset?
Carbon offsets fund real-world projects, like renewable energy, reforestation, and clean water, that reduce greenhouse gas emissions elsewhere, to balance out the emissions created by things like, say, ordering something online. Think of it as evening the scales.
Where Your Money Actually Goes
We've scoured the globe for carbon-offset projects that are genuinely additive: new, permanent, and free of unintended consequences (no shuffling emissions around like a game of Whack-a-Mole). Every project is independently certified against internationally recognized standards, and most carry a social-good bonus too, like protecting an endangered species or creating local jobs.
1. Vetted from the ground up
Financials, management team, project site, and carbon-reduction method are all carefully reviewed.
2. Standards-checked
At least one of the world's major carbon standards reviews every project.
3. Independently re-verified
Global Offset Research checks it again, against a second list of international standards.
Want to Know More?
Curious about the specific projects your order supports? Read all about our reforestation work on the Rainforest Protection Project page, or how we're tackling ocean-bound plastic on the Bottle Recycling page.