Launch of the UN Race to Zero emissions Breakthroughs
High Level Climate Champions launch the Race to Zero Breakthroughs at Davos, galvanizing business leadership around specific near-term challenges across the sectors of the global economy
High Level Climate Champions launch the Race to Zero Breakthroughs at Davos, galvanizing business leadership around specific near-term challenges across the sectors of the global economy
Race To Zero is a global campaign to rally leadership and support from businesses, cities, regions, investors for a healthy, resilient, zero carbon recovery that prevents future threats, creates decent jobs, and unlocks inclusive, sustainable growth.
The new US leadership team is, once again, placing climate action at the top of its agenda
UK water companies have joined forces, pledging to deliver a net zero water supply for customers by 2030
New report shows how individuals can reach Net Zero, starting with ‘Cut a Tonne in ‘21’.
Against the odds, 2020 marks breakthrough year for climate action at the outset of the Climate Ambition Summit
Climate-friendly cooling could cut 8 years worth of global emissions
World’s green hydrogen leaders unite to drive 50-fold scale-up in six years
4 ways for companies to be climate leaders, become resilient, drive innovation and create growth at the same time.
UN Race to Zero Dialogues finale calls for newfound inclusivity, a 9-day event series, which featured more than 300 speakers from 65 countries.
Green Gigaton Challenge launched to achieve 1 gigaton of emission reductions from avoided deforestation by 2025
The deadline for submitting complete applications is 5pm GMT on Sunday 13 December.
Campaign announced to mobilise 1,000 cities for a green and just recovery to address global climate emergency
Rapid breakthroughs are pushing eight key sectors closer to the tipping points necessary to reach zero emissions by 2050 and avert the worst impacts of climate change, according to the Climate Action Pathways.
Youth groups in Satkhira have been at the forefront of supporting the impoverished, climate-vulnerable communities and building their adaptive capacities and resilience.
From Peru to Indonesia, climate vulnerable people have acted to cope with climate change and build community resilience to natural hazards.
Over the past decades, few concepts have gained such prominence as resilience, but the content has often lacked a clear definition.
As water has allowed humans to thrive in the past, so it can continue to in the future
Telling the story of the Okjökull glacier in Iceland, Magnason explains why we need to start connecting to the future in a more intimate way.