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How the media is shaping climate action

How the media is shaping climate action

The final IPCC report confirms the media’s role in how we perceive and address the climate crisis. Global media coverage of climate change has been steadily increasing since the 1980s. In a study across 59 countries, researchers found that coverage had risen from 47,000 stories in 2016-17 to about 87,000 in 2020-21. With this increasing reach and by effectively communicating the science, injustice, and hope behind climate change and solutions,...

By Montreal, Canada
Part 4: Activism effective in blocking fossil fuels

Part 4: Activism effective in blocking fossil fuels

In 2021, the world witnessed record-breaking climate disasters alongside the harsh reality that global fossil fuel production is incompatible with limiting global warming to 1.5 or even 2 degrees Celsius. Overwhelming evidence of the fossil fuel industry’s role in this production gap has sparked an increasing number of protests calling for the end to further exploration and extraction. Climate activists are now demonstrating the power people hold even in the...

By Montreal, Canada
Fortescue announces ‘infinity train’ powered by gravity

Fortescue announces ‘infinity train’ powered by gravity

Forget solar power, wind, or any other traditional sustainability energy source. A new train by Fortescue will be powered by the sheer force of gravity, allowing it to potentially run forever. Ever considered how your morning commuter train is powered? Although they’re a greener option than using a car, trains are still responsible for a hefty amount of carbon emissions, making them less than ideal when discussing net-zero ambitions and 2030...

By Bristol, UK
Report: 68% of US execs admit to greenwashing tactics

Report: 68% of US execs admit to greenwashing tactics

In a recent international survey of over 1,400 executives across different industries, two thirds questioned whether their company’s sustainability efforts were genuine. In the US, 68% of CEOs and C-suite leaders admitted to greenwashing. Given the amount of supposed ‘sustainability’ drives from companies that are full of contradictions, it’s no surprise that associated performance reports are sending mixed messages too. An anonymous survey conducted by the Harris Poll (for Google...

By London, UK