How you can help those affected by Cyclone Idai
The worst cyclone to hit Southern Africa is another chilling reminder of the reality of the climate crisis.
In love and solidarity on International Day for the Elimination of Racism
Today is International Day for the Elimination of Racism, and as we celebrate the incredible achievement of the 1.6 million strong, student-led School Strike for Climate, we are holding space to express our grief for our Muslim community, and pledge our commitment to fighting white supremacy in our climate work.
The biggest ever global climate mobilisation
On the same day that the global School Strike for Climate mobilised the largest global climate mobilisation ever, we were reminded in the most horrific of ways of the growing threat of white supremacy and Islamophobia as 50 people were killed in a terrorist attack in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Massive school strikes worldwide
Over 1.6 million young in over 2000 cities, villages and towns took part in the March 15 #climatestrike – the biggest day of global climate action ever.
Sign the open letter to the African Development Bank: it’s time to go 100% renewable!
Today in Kenya, the One Planet Summit kicks off after the tragic news that many delegates were on the Ethiopian…
Norwegian government recommends $7.5 billion divestment from oil and gas
Today, the government of Norway announced a recommendation for the Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund, worth $1 trillion, to divest more than $7.5 billion of holdings from upstream oil and gas industries. This proposal will next be put to a parliamentary vote.
A Look at Climate and Environmental Inequities in Black Communities
This Black History Month, we’re examining climate change and environmental injustice in Black communities around the country.
Climate Leadership Programme kicks off in Ukraine
Last week, the 350 team in Eastern Europe gathered in Mykolaiv in Ukraine to attend the first session of their…
Indonesia’s presidential face-off shows candidates’ weak stance on climate change
Despite the grave threat of climate change and the repeated calls of the Bersihkan Indonesia Coalition, neither presidential candidate even mentioned climate change during this week’s environmental debate.