🏆 Gold Medal Goals: Climate Action Now

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Olympic Excellence Meets Climate Action

Like Olympians pushing for marginal gains that lead to gold, Olympian Climate Champions delivers quick, practical wins for the planet—and your organization.

Supply chains drive 70–90% of most corporate emissions. Yet achieving just a 5–10% reduction through AI-powered optimization unlocks dual benefits: $3–6 trillion in cost savings and the equivalent of removing 2–4 GtCO₂e annually—more than all global aviation and shipping combined.

(Directly backed by OECD, Eurostat, EXIOBASE, and EEA consumption-footprint data.)

We also target black carbon (soot), a potent short-lived climate pollutant that darkens snow and accelerates ice melt, threatening winter sports and Arctic ecosystems. Reducing it delivers near-immediate climate cooling, cleaner air, and preserved slopes for future Games.

(Black carbon reduction can contribute up to 0.5°C of near-term climate cooling while preventing millions of premature deaths from air pollution annually.)

Inspired by Olympic excellence, we're here to help you achieve podium-worthy sustainability—faster and smarter.

Our Focus Areas

Two powerful initiatives delivering immediate, measurable impact

Supply Chain Emissions

AI-powered carbon calculation at product and service level

5-10% Dual Savings

Reduce both costs and carbon emissions simultaneously

Automated Calculation

AI analyzes your supply chain down to individual items

Olympic Mindset

Even the best can achieve efficiency improvements

Black Carbon Reduction

Quick, cost-effective action with major health benefits

0.5°C Impact

Responsible for half a degree of global warming

Health Benefits

Prevent millions of premature deaths from air pollution

Developing World Focus

Stop the pollution cycle before it starts

Climate Champions

Olympic athletes leading the charge for climate action

Ronald Duncan

Alpine Skiing • Great Britain

Founder of Co2Analysis and Olympian Climate Champions initiative. Leading efforts to help organizations achieve 5-10% savings in both cash and carbon through AI-powered supply chain optimization.

Yusra Mardini

Swimming • Syria

UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador using her platform to highlight how climate change affects vulnerable communities and refugees.

Emma McKeon

Swimming • Australia

Partnering with environmental organizations to combat plastic pollution in oceans. Uses social media presence to advocate for a cleaner, greener planet.

Latest Research

Explore our newest white papers and research insights

black-carbon

Building on the UK's Air Quality Leadership A Global Perspective on Particulate Matter Emissions

Fine particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10) represents one of the most significant environmental health risks globally, contributing to a wide range of respiratory and cardiovascular diseases. While significant progress has been made in some regions, the challenge of air pollution remains a critical issue for public health and sustainable development worldwide. This paper examines the United Kingdom's remarkable success in reducing particulate matter emissions, placing it in a global context by comparing its trajectory with the transformative efforts in China, spurred by the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and the escalating crisis in Delhi, India. Furthermore, it explores the role of technological innovation, specifically in the context of domestic wood burning, the urgent need for electrification in the developing world, and the profound impact of black carbon on the Earth's cryosphere as key pathways to mitigating this global threat.

Ronald Duncan

Published

January 25, 2026

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