According to IPCC, if we don’t reduce emissions in the next 12 years, we won’t have chance of recovery. The emerging of “environmental entrepreneurship” has brought a new dimension for ventures and a drive for changes in consumer behavior. There are already big groups, like the Green Belt Movement, and grassroot organizations that work on climate issues, as well as for profit businesses that focus on nature, environmental technology, and environmentally friendly products. They do not only shift the gear in production and value-system of entrepreneurs, but give examples of different solutions to our current problem. This major is a compilation of theories, responses, and practices, that will create a holistic approach to prevent climate change from worsening and will transform theories into action and content. It will include organization and practicality of management courses, the theories, and outcomes of the environmental courses, and the behavioral responses from philosophy, anthropology and psychology. This major is a call for action that needs to happen now and by the hands of everyone.