French Businesses Keep Climate Action Going
French businesses lead climate action at E-Day 2025, showcasing real-world solutions for energy, biodiversity, and industry decarbonisation.
Europe’s fight against fast fashion’s climate impacts
Europe is tackling the environmental impact of fast fashion with regulations like the Green Deal and the Sustainable and Circular Textiles Strategy. Countries like France are implementing measures to curb impulsive consumption and reduce textile waste. Can the fashion industry become more sustainable? Find out here.
Buildings and Climate: Off Track, but Not Beyond Repair
In 2023, global emissions from the buildings sector plateaued, but progress towards decarbonisation is still far behind. The 2024/25 Global Status Report reveals critical gaps in energy efficiency investments and building codes. Discover what needs to change to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050.
Energy Efficiency: The First Fuel of the Energy Transition
Discover why energy efficiency is the “first fuel” of the energy transition. Insights from the first Energy Efficiency Day in Berlin, where experts and policymakers united to redefine efficiency as a driver of climate action, energy security, and economic growth.
Climate Disasters in 2024: Latest WMO Report Highlights Record-Breaking Extremes
Discover the alarming findings from the WMO’s latest climate report, confirming 2024 as the hottest year on record with unprecedented heatwaves, storms, and floods. Learn about the devastating impacts of surpassing the 1.5°C global warming threshold and the urgent need for global climate action.
Women Leaders in the Fight Against Climate Change
The fight against climate change needs women’s leadership, but gender inequality remains an obstacle. Discover shocking figures on the gender gap and its impact on sustainability. How can we change this reality?
The rumble of war drowns out climate & sustainability progress
The U.S. pivot towards Russia increases pressure on Ukraine and Europe, fueling military spending and exacerbating climate challenges. As wars drive soaring CO₂ emissions and environmental destruction, how can sustainability efforts withstand the geopolitical storm?
Trust in Institutions is Sinking while Social Divide Mounts: What Can Be Done?
PR giant Edelman’s publishes its Trust Barometer: Key findings from a climate and sustainability communications’ perspective If you work in climate and sustainability, trust isn’t just a buzzword—it’s the foundation of the impact we want to have in the world. And according to PR giant Edelman’s 2025 Trust Barometer, that foundation is crumbling fast. This […]
From climate denialism to climate scepticism: a breeding ground for disinformation
‘Today, the enemy of decisive action on climate change is not the denialists who say ‘no, climate change does not exist’. The enemy now is climate scepticism, which is much more nuanced and dangerous because it does not deny the existence of climate change, but questions the scientific consensus on the causes, and when the […]
Trump Abandons the Paris Agreement: So, What Now?
On his first day in office, Donald Trump ordered (once again) the withdrawal of the United States from the Paris Agreement on climate change. He announced his administration’s intent to prioritize fossil fuel exploitation and repeal the Green New Deal, directly contradicting scientific consensus urging the cessation of coal, gas, and oil extraction and combustion […]
