The COP23 climate talks are over; now the work of real climate leaders begins.

Communities in the U.S. are standing up to Trump at the UN Climate Talks, and showing what real climate leadership looks like.

As the UN Climate Talks wrap-up in Germany, campaigners with 350.org are looking ahead to a year that will dramatically accelerate the transition away from fossil fuels to 100% renewable energy for all.

The ‘award’ was given mainly because of the Provisional Measure issued by Michel Temer, which grants a trillionaire tax exemption to companies in the oil and gas sector

At the People’s Climate Summit last week, faith leaders and Warriors shared messages of hope and climate justice, and why “faith institutions need to put their money where their mouth is.”

The Pacific Climate Warriors have led the way during the first week of the UN Climate Talks in Bonn, with people from Germany and around the world at their side.

The Sei* Festival. Last Friday, the Pacific Climate Warriors delivered a powerful message on the opening evening of the People’s Climate Summit.

France postpones nuclear and fossil fuel phase-out to clinch “Fossil of the Day” award for blocking climate progress

Contrary to the objectives that lead world leaders to meet at the UN Climate Conference, Michel Temer’s administration bets on more incentives to the oil and gas sector

Today, community and grassroots leaders from the United States announced their platform at COP23 called the “U.S. People’s Delegation” to counter the Trump Administration’s fossil fuel agenda and to hold US states, cities, businesses, and the public accountable to commitments to climate action.

On the eve of COP23 climate talks, Pacific Islanders and thousands of people from across the world took action in…

A delegation of climate activists and community leaders from across the United States who have come to COP23 to represent the true spirit of the nation and push for bold climate action that goes above and beyond the Paris Agreement.

Tomorrow the UN Climate Talks are set to begin in Bonn. Over the weekend Germany held its largest climate march ever with tens of thousands marching the streets demanding an end to coal. Leading the front were the Pacific Climate Warriors calling on world leaders to keep fossil fuels in the ground.

This is a pivotal moment for global efforts to combat climate change. Countries will either succumb to the forces of denial, like the Trump Administration, or move ahead to a clean energy future that works for all.

Find out how to connect with 350.org and the global climate movement gathering in Bonn for two weeks, from Friday November 3.