Billionaire Wealth Just Hit $18.3 Trillion. Why that’s bad news for the rest of us.
Oxfam says billionaire wealth hit $18.3 trillion in 2025. See how billionaire power is reshaping politics, prices, and climate action.
Affordability is the defining climate issue of 2026
New research reveals that people want governments to spend on clean energy and bring living costs down. Find out more:
Pollutocrat Day
By January 10, the richest 1% had already blown their 2026 carbon budget. New research exposes the climate cost of extreme wealth.
Wildfires: Building Community Resilience
We know we need to be ready to face increasingly frequent climate fueled disasters.The only way we can process and prepare is together.
From the Ashes: Lessons from the LA Fires about the importance of community
One year after the catastrophic LA fires, community is the best tool for resilience
Energy is not just a product to be sold – It’s a public good
The question is who benefits: without people at the center, the energy transition risks becoming just another business model for the elites.
New year, old problems?
A safer future is possible, for Venezuela and for the world, if we choose clean energy over old oil politics
Ordinary people can’t keep paying for a crisis they didn’t create
Many people struggle with rising energy prices, making both heat and cold harder to endure. A wealth tax can help solve the problem.
Nothing About Us Without Us
Living through constant blackouts and high energy bills I truly understood: access energy is not just infrastructure – it is about dignity.
I don’t want to lose my home again
Meet Arami Kasih, an artivist and Climate Ranger from Indonesia turning creativity into climate action and fighting to make polluters pay.
Our Power News – What was different about this year’s UN climate talks?
Explore the outcomes of COP30 and the progress made toward climate action and justice in the wake of the Paris Agreement.
Ten Years Since the Paris Agreement: How Far We’ve Come and Where We Have To Go
Explore the Paris Agreement and its critical role in limiting global warming to 1.5°C through global collaboration.
