Communicating climate change: Why It’s So Hard
26 May 2025
Communicating climate change is urgent — The 89 Percent Project gives voice to the global majority demanding action.
Communicating climate change is urgent — The 89 Percent Project gives voice to the global majority demanding action.
Discover the key topics of SB62 in Bonn, the UN climate meeting that is paving the way for COP30 in Brazil this November.
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French businesses lead climate action at E-Day 2025, showcasing real-world solutions for energy, biodiversity, and industry decarbonisation.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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?
