What We Do

Earth Impact is a U.S-based nonprofit organization dedicated to bringing regenerative operating practices to the corporate community.

Within the Ei Educates business model. Ei utilizes its extensive professional network as well as Ei Founder & CEO Holly Elmore’s experience to educate on pertinent environmental and social equity topics. With their in-depth industry expertise and connections, Ei Advisors are essential to the success of Ei Educates.

Ei initiatives showcase industry frontiers with simple solutions to replace wasteful | toxic standard operating practices with an emphasis on rejuvenating Soil Health and improving Water Use | Toxicity.

Ei’s important work aligns within three platforms:

Nature Prevails
The Earth will heal and renew herself, when she chooses

Within the Nature Prevails premise, the Earth heals herself and nurtures renewed life forms, no matter the calamity caused by humans or extraterrestrial activities. The Nature Prevails platform complements the Soil Health and Water Use | Toxicity platforms. 

Soil Health
Regenerating the foundation of life

Soil and water are in a sacred marriage and support life on Earth and must be addressed in unison. Healthy well-structured soil is a living, breathing ecosystem and retains significantly more water than depleted soil. Additionally, healthy soil filters water and removes contaminates as it flows to aquifers. In return, water keeps a healthy soil ecosystem hydrated.

The Ei Rewilding Urban Landscapes Pilots showcase the integral role soil health plays in rebuilding healthy ecosystems and communities via the following:

• Restoration of vibrant soil ecosystems and urban-wildlife populations; production of nutritious food destined for wildlife and humans.
• Drawdown of carbon from the atmosphere into the soils via plant photosynthesis.
• Establishment of food-secure neighborhoods within a community.

Water Use | Toxicity
The Water Footprint: a regenerative standard

The water footprint is as or more important than the carbon footprint. Global warming garners the headlines using the carbon footprint as the accepted sustainability measurement tool. The fact water is immediately essential to sustaining life is finally gaining traction in global awareness.