Understanding the impacts and solutions for a sustainable future
Our delegation, along with allies from civil society groups and indigenous communities, has made our presence felt inside and outside the conference room. Together, we raised our voices to remind delegates that there is a world outside the walls of the ISA that is increasingly opposed to deep-ocean mining. The presence and voices of people … Read more
As the new Policy Director for Generation Climate, I’m excited to track and support environmental justice policy at all levels of government for students in the Young Environmental Activists Network (YEA!). I joined the Climate Generation Foundation in March of this year—in the middle of the Minnesota state legislature. Capitols are a unique experience to … Read more
(lear in english) La era Moderna del cambio climático provocado por el hombre -el Antropoceno- también ha sido llamado el Piroceno, porque hemos entrado en una age del fuego caracterizada por grandes incendios forestales en tamaño, luxidad y duración. Pero nosotros proponemos otro termino para la period moderna: El Aquaceno, una época de rapido aumento … Read more
At this time, the attack on fossil fuels, especially coal, is at its peak. In North America with a dishonest label Inflation Reduction Act And the European Union through the Green Deal, key government institutions are redoubling their efforts to support renewable energy and enforce coal shutdowns. (emphasis, links added) In Australia, we are seeing … Read more
Ten years ago, Western Australian firm Woodside Energy and its joint venture partners exited an $80 billion LNG demonstration project at Walmadany (James Price Point). It took one of the most effective environmental campaigns in Australian history to win. Traditional guardians and the local community, with national and international support, protected the Kimberley Coast from … Read more
As the calendar turns into June, and organizations big and small are putting up their rainbow banners to wish my community a “Happy Pride Month,” I’m feeling both joyful and sad at the same time. I look forward to celebrating pride with my friends, wearing my wildest outfits, and holding hands in public without worrying … Read more
After a wave of rapid intensification, Typhoon Duxuri was sweeping through the waters of the northeastern Philippines at 11 a.m. EDT Monday as a Category 4 equivalent. According to the Joint Typhoon Warning Center, Duxuri’s highest sustained winds for one minute were 140 mph, giving the typhoon strength as a Category 4 hurricane. Duxuri is … Read more
Washington PostWaPo climate columnist (twice a week) Michael J. Corinne, the so-called climate coach, published an article stating that hot temperatures kill more people in the United States each year than cold temperatures. this is not true. Peer-reviewed data and research consistently show that more people die in the United States each year from cold … Read more
The Australian government has finally agreed to create a fuel efficiency standard to reduce pollution from new cars – which is good news for people and the planet and will mean more electric cars on our roads and fewer greenhouse gas emissions from cars. (Learn what the fuel efficiency standard is here)Thousands of Greenpeace supporters … Read more
We are excited to announce that our 2023 Summer Institute for Climate Change Education model will continue from July 17-22! 18 regional partners across North America are creating an innovative, collaborative, solutions-focused virtual conference with our team. Since January, Cohort Partners have participated in monthly collaborative business meetings to develop the themes, content, and structure … Read more