ClimateTriage – Impactful open source contributions
Hello everyone! We have just launched ClimateTriage.com, a platform helping you to contribute to open source projects focused on climate technology and sustainability. We provide a curated directory covering climate change, sustainable energy, biodiversity, natural resources & more. Our hope is to utilize the work of Open Sustainable Technology and ecosyste.ms, in order to pragmatically enable developers/contributors to get involved in these fantastic projects. I built the webapp with Next.js/TypeScript, using the ecosyste.ms API to take a local copy of the repositories - finally…
In plain words
ClimateTriage is an open source directory that connects developers with projects focused on climate technology and sustainability, including initiatives in climate change, sustainable energy, biodiversity, and natural resources. The platform aggregates curated repositories to help contributors find and engage with impactful projects. Built with Next.js and TypeScript, it uses data from Open Sustainable Technology and ecosyste.ms to maintain a searchable database of available opportunities for developers interested in environmental solutions.
written from the facts on this page · September 2026
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Hello everyone! We have just launched ClimateTriage.com, a platform helping you to contribute to open source projects focused on climate technology and sustainability. We provide a curated directory covering climate change, sustainable energy, biodiversity, natural resources & more. Our hope is to utilize the work of Open Sustainable Technology and ecosyste.ms, in order to pragmatically enable developers/contributors to get involved in these fantastic projects. I built the webapp with Next.js/TypeScript, using the ecosyste.ms API to take a local copy of the repositories - finally exporting a completely static site, hosted on GitHub pages. We're launching now to gather valuable feedback, iterate, and grow our community. We'd greatly appreciate your insights: What stands out to you, and what improvements would you suggest? Are there any features you're missing? Looking forward to your thoughts. Thank you!
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