OUR WORK

Climate Leaders came together through trainings, organized in their cities, launched Climate Hubs, and took part in workshops and campaigns. Together with the Branch, they worked to influence policy and led initiatives in their own communities. Here are some of the highlights that defined our year and that we’re most proud of. A Climate Reality Leadership Training - celebrating 10 Years of the Paris Agreement In March, more than 800 people passionate about climate arrived fro

Written by Shooka Bidarian, Northern Europe Regional Organizer, The Climate Reality Project Europe On Thursday, 27 November, more than a thousand leaders from government, business, academia, and civil society came together in Westminster for a gathering unlike any the UK had hosted before. The National Emergency Briefing set out to do something bold: cut through the noise of misinformation and present the country with the evidence of the escalating climate and nature emergen

Ahead of COP 30, we wrote that the world was entering Belém at a moment of extreme urgency: global temperatures breaching 1.5°C for the first time, only a fraction of countries submitting new NDCs, and current policies still leading us toward a dangerous 2.4 - 2.6°C of warming. We argued that COP 30 needed to shift from promises to implementation - delivering a transition that is Fast, Fair, and Funded . COP30 President Andre Correa do Lago during closing plenary meeting of t

As climate activists worldwide focus on COP 30 unfolding in Belém, Brazil, another city is hosting political debates and votes that will determine the pace of emissions reductions in a region that not long ago promised to become the first climate-neutral continent - Europe. The European Parliament, Source: Unsplash More specifically, under its Green New Deal, the European Union (27 Member States) set out to reach net-zero emissions by 2050. Achieving this requires careful pla