There may be several million 1st World companies with CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) programs. Such companies' CSR budgets vary depending on their managements' appreciation of what constitutes corporate social responsibility. Most are satisfied with caring for customers, conducting ethical business, saving energy and other local endeavors. Environmental and climate change issues are much talked about but action is scarce, for solving such issues requires global scale cooperation which is rare. Only climate change Funds usually managed by governments conduct global action in terms of reforestation and maintenance of the carbon credit market in which relatively few corporations participate. Such lack of global action is what our mega co-op schemes aim to address. If we popularize the idea among the corporate world that green 'intrapreneurship' can create much profits, both CSR and non-CSR companies worldwide will likely adopt our schemes. A powerfu