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• Comment: Final paragraph seems to be from the BBC article. Please rewrite in your own words. DoubleGrazing (talk) 05:56, 19 August 2024 (UTC)

EarthPercent is a charitable organisation founded in 2021 that works with the music industry to fund climate justice and environmental organisations.^[1]

The charity funds grant partners in five key action areas: greening music, energy transition, climate justice, legal and policy change, and protecting nature.^[2]

As of January 2024, EarthPercent had granted over $675,000 to climate organisations, including Client Earth, Cool Earth, Global Green Grants Fund, Youth Climate Justice Fund and Music Declares Emergency.^[3]

In 2022 and 2023, EarthPercent ran Earth Day campaigns which saw artists including Coldplay and Michael Stipe offer tracks to be released with proceeds going to climate causes.^[2]

In 2022, a compilation record called "Line in The Sand" was released on limited edition bioplastic 12" vinyl, featuring music from Hot Chip, Brian Eno, and Fay Milton from Savages.^[4]

In 2023, EarthPercent launched "The Earth As Your Co-writer", an initiative allowing music artists to credit 'The Earth' as a songwriter in their music, thereby pledging a portion of the royalties to climate justice and environmental organisations.^[5]

In 2024, EarthPercent was a key partner in the launch of Sounds Right, a campaign from Museum for the United Nations - UN Live which recognised 'NATURE' as a recording artist on streaming platforms for the first time. Participating musicians who have released music featuring the sounds of nature include AURORA, Ellie Goulding, London Grammar and Bomba Estereo. ^[6]