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As the UN General Assembly Turns 80, Can Ordinary Citizens Change How the World Is Governed?
By Rich Wilson
on
Democratic innovation as a pathway for revitalising global climate action.
Democratic innovation as a pathway for revitalising global climate action.
Lessons for Climate Advocates From the Bill Gates โ€˜Climate Hackโ€™
By Liam Kavanagh
on
Blunt communication is our firewall.
Blunt communication is our firewall.
uk/Why the UK Advertising Industry Remains in Climate Denial
By Victoria Harvey
on
With the COP30 climate talks about to open in Brazil, why are agencies failing to reckon with their role in the crisis?
With the COP30 climate talks about to open in Brazil, why are agencies failing to reckon with their role in the crisis?
uk/Whyย We Need to Talk About Adaptation
By Rupert Read
on
The volume of 'net zero' messaging โ€” a concept that can sometimes feel very abstract โ€”must be recalibrated to foreground the vital conversation about immediate impacts and resilience.
The volume of 'net zero' messaging โ€” a concept that can sometimes feel very abstract โ€”must be recalibrated to foreground the vital conversation about immediate impacts and resilience.
Stop Greenwashing Skiing: Norway Must Drop Equinor Sponsorship and Lead on Climate
By Tzeporah Berman
on
The 2025 World Ski Championships in Trondheim are an opportunity for the country to choose a cleaner path.
The 2025 World Ski Championships in Trondheim are an opportunity for the country to choose a cleaner path.
The US Has Never Been More Divided on Climate. Hereโ€™s How to Build Bridges (and It May Surprise You)
By Dr Renรฉe Lertzman
on
The first step is to listen and acknowledge that people of all political stripes are feeling confused, overwhelmed, angry, and scared.
The first step is to listen and acknowledge that people of all political stripes are feeling confused, overwhelmed, angry, and scared.
Global Footballโ€™s Dirty Climate Tackle
By Andrew Simms and Dr Stuart Parkinson
on
New research presents a first industry-wide global assessment of the sport's carbon emissions.
New research presents a first industry-wide global assessment of the sport's carbon emissions.
We Need a Data Revolution to Avert Climate Disaster
By Stephen Marshall
on
Next generation visualisation tools can help mobilise action at a global scale.
Next generation visualisation tools can help mobilise action at a global scale.
The Coming Climate Uncertainty Conundrum
By Rupert Read
on
It's time to prepare for the 'Chaoscene.'
It's time to prepare for the 'Chaoscene.'
The World Bank Must Stop Ploughing Funds into Factory Farming
By Alessandro Ramazzotti
on
The international lending giant has pledged to double agriculture funding by 2030, but development banks are so far โ€œfailing spectacularlyโ€ to invest in sustainable solutions.
The international lending giant has pledged to double agriculture funding by 2030, but development banks are so far โ€œfailing spectacularlyโ€ to invest in sustainable solutions.

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Opinion
As the UN General Assembly Turns 80, Can Ordinary Citizens Change How the World Is Governed?
ByRich Wilson
on

Democratic innovation as a pathway for revitalising global climate action.

Democratic innovation as a pathway for revitalising global climate action.
Opinion
Lessons for Climate Advocates From the Bill Gates โ€˜Climate Hackโ€™
ByLiam Kavanagh
on

Blunt communication is our firewall.

Blunt communication is our firewall.
Opinion
uk/Why the UK Advertising Industry Remains in Climate Denial
ByVictoria Harvey
on

With the COP30 climate talks about to open in Brazil, why are agencies failing to reckon with their role in the crisis?

With the COP30 climate talks about to open in Brazil, why are agencies failing to reckon with their role in the crisis?
Series: Holding the Advertising and Public Relations Industry Accountable for Greenwash and Climate Misinformation, 2025 COP30 Climate Summit
Series: Advertising & PR Industry , COP30 Coverage
Opinion
uk/Whyย We Need to Talk About Adaptation
ByRupert Read
on

The volume of 'net zero' messaging โ€” a concept that can sometimes feel very abstract โ€”must be recalibrated to foreground the vital conversation about immediate impacts and resilience.

The volume of 'net zero' messaging โ€” a concept that can sometimes feel very abstract โ€”must be recalibrated to foreground the vital conversation about immediate impacts and resilience.
Opinion
Stop Greenwashing Skiing: Norway Must Drop Equinor Sponsorship and Lead on Climate
ByTzeporah Berman
on

The 2025 World Ski Championships in Trondheim are an opportunity for the country to choose a cleaner path.

The 2025 World Ski Championships in Trondheim are an opportunity for the country to choose a cleaner path.
Opinion
The US Has Never Been More Divided on Climate. Hereโ€™s How to Build Bridges (and It May Surprise You)
ByDr Renรฉe Lertzman
on

The first step is to listen and acknowledge that people of all political stripes are feeling confused, overwhelmed, angry, and scared.

The first step is to listen and acknowledge that people of all political stripes are feeling confused, overwhelmed, angry, and scared.
Opinion
Global Footballโ€™s Dirty Climate Tackle
ByAndrew Simms and Dr Stuart Parkinson
on

New research presents a first industry-wide global assessment of the sport's carbon emissions.

New research presents a first industry-wide global assessment of the sport's carbon emissions.
Opinion
We Need a Data Revolution to Avert Climate Disaster
ByStephen Marshall
on

Next generation visualisation tools can help mobilise action at a global scale.

Next generation visualisation tools can help mobilise action at a global scale.
Opinion
The Coming Climate Uncertainty Conundrum
ByRupert Read
on

It's time to prepare for the 'Chaoscene.'

It's time to prepare for the 'Chaoscene.'
Opinion
The World Bank Must Stop Ploughing Funds into Factory Farming
ByAlessandro Ramazzotti
on

The international lending giant has pledged to double agriculture funding by 2030, but development banks are so far โ€œfailing spectacularlyโ€ to invest in sustainable solutions.

The international lending giant has pledged to double agriculture funding by 2030, but development banks are so far โ€œfailing spectacularlyโ€ to invest in sustainable solutions.

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