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Memmingen starts the first climathon: 42 days for environmental protection!
The 1st Memminger Klimathon, a 42-day campaign to reduce CO₂ for citizens via the 2zero app, starts on June 23, 2025.
Memmingen starts the first climathon: 42 days for environmental protection!
Something is happening for climate protection in Memmingen! The first Memminger Klimathon starts on June 23, 2025 and will actively invite citizens to reduce their CO₂ footprint over 42 days. In this climate protection campaign, participants can expect weekly challenges in various areas of life such as nutrition, living, consumption, mobility, leisure and digital life. Citizens can choose from various tasks and collect climate points for them. Mercury reports that The campaign is managed in the “2zero” app, developed by a Berlin company.
The idea is to find individual solutions for climate protection that can also be implemented in everyday life. To do this, participants can calculate their personal CO2 footprint at the beginning and continuously reduce it during the campaign period. The app provides exciting content such as “KlimaGoodNews”, quizzes and interesting facts about climate protection in the community. In addition, there are rewards for the CO₂ emissions saved from sustainability partners who offer discounted products. The app is available free of charge for anyone interested in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store and registration is required, which can also be done anonymously.
Weekly challenges and team spirit
By taking part in the climathon, the people of Memmingen are showing team spirit, as clubs, schools and companies can also create their own teams in the app and compete against each other. The challenges, which provide new content such as small tasks, guides and quizzes every day, are intended to motivate participants to become active and honestly document their progress. 2zero informs that Completing the tasks and clicking on “Complete Challenge” after successful completion is necessary for a fair competition. In this way, participants find out how much CO₂ emissions they have saved and collect climate points, which are also useful for comparison in the community area of the app.
If you want to do even more to combat climate change, check out the tips that Reset lists. The article highlights that individual actions can make a difference. It is recommended to switch to green electricity, save energy or establish consumption-reduced habits. Another tip is to avoid plastic, as it causes greenhouse gases at every stage of the life cycle. Riding a bike instead of a car is also recommended as an environmentally friendly alternative.
The Memminger Klimathon is not only an exciting challenge, but also an opportunity for all citizens to actively contribute to climate protection in a playful, community setting. Whether alone, in a team or with friends - everyone can do their part to make the environment a little better.