“Business as usual cannot deliver the kind of responses that we need.” To mark Climate Group’s 20th anniversary, we created a brand film that captures their bold and relentless work in driving climate action. Climate Group has unlocked collective climate action through their global network, and this film celebrates all the work they’ve done, while looking ahead to their mission for the future. Watch the full film below.
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Can't wait to connect, catalyze, and create at this year's 2030 Vision Climate Convergence! It's not too late to register for one of the biggest climate gatherings in Maine: https://lnkd.in/gXb_FD2p
It's almost here... CEBE's fifth annual 2030 Vision Climate Convergence, happening May 17-18 in Norway, Maine! Join us for two days of inspiration, knowledge sharing, and power building for the vital work of climate justice. Visit our website for details and registration: https://lnkd.in/e_3eJJN
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It's Earth Day 🌎 What kind of future for our planet and our communities do you hope for? Is it one where carbon emissions drop and stay low? One where climate investments meaningfully improve the lives of residents? One where we are all connected to climate action, across all our various industries? If that's the kind of future you're interested in, check out our latest blog, The Next Generation of Climate Action, by Stefan Hostetter and Kathryn Tait. Learn more about the ways that we can multisolve our overlapping crises, and explore the work that the Lighthouse Collective is doing to make this future a reality. https://bit.ly/49M0rov
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💥 The most important talk you'll see this year You know climate change is bad, but where do we actually stand? What is the adaptative capacity of our planet like? Why are climate and nature restoration so connected? And why there is reason for hope. You'll know in 18 minutes, by listening to Johan Rockstrom. 🍃 Keep in the back of your mind that while we need all the solutions he directs us to, but the question of HOW we do it is essential. And if we do it as business as usual, with little regard to human and children's rights, we only save the planet for a few and not the many. https://lnkd.in/eMYRDevZ
Johan Rockström: The tipping points of climate change — and where we stand
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Did you know that climate tech expands to 7 verticals and +60s sectors? If you want to learn more, watch the full episode from Sightline Climate (CTVC) on scaling climate tech solutions to FOAK (First-of-a-Kind) projects and beyond Alejandra Maortua thanks for sharing!
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From Gloria Walton of The Solutions Project: This mindset-approach for possibility and solutions is excellent and so necessary in just about every space...
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Last month, I spoke at The Great Northern Festival’s Climate Solutions series, where I talked about what it means to be a Solutionary. This term was coined by the late Grace Lee Boggs, who said, “Solutionaries are today’s revolutionaries.” As solutionaries, we have to give ourselves permission to dream beyond the confines of existing systems and envision better ways of relating to one another. Transformational change requires shifting away from the doom and gloom climate stories and thinking of solutions that embody the joy of possibility.
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A Strategic leader who brings insight, challenges the status quo and engages to create game-changing impact
Climate change takes clearly orchestrated steps and an understanding of the why and the how - lots of effective thinking and cases to share for driving public change MCCP - The Independent Strategy Agency
Delighted to present and participate at the 5th National Climate Stakeholder Forum. Great energy in the room as we shared learnings on how government, agencies and the public collaborate to promote engagement on climate action. Thanks to Department of Transport for the invite and Dr Rob Mooney for hosting this great event
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Interested in optimising synergies between circular economy and climate action? You can now register for this Circular Cities and Regions Initiative webinar on the 4th of April at 10:00 CEST
📣 Exciting news! Registrations for the Circular Cities and Regions Initiative's webinar “Stimulating synergies between circular economy and climate action” are open! Together with #CCRIpartners Ellen MacArthur Foundation and ICLEI, we will explore how cities and regions can effectively connect their efforts in climate adaptation and mitigation at the local, regional and national level. Grab your spot now and join us on 4 April at 10:00 CEST 👉 https://lnkd.in/eBaesAPC #CCRIEurope
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♻ ♻ ♻ Circular economy and climate action go hand in hand! Keen to learn how to stimulate such synergies? Sign up for this exciting CCRI Webinar and connect with other European cities, regions, clusters and lots of experts in the CCRI community! #CCRI #ERRINinProjects
📣 Exciting news! Registrations for the Circular Cities and Regions Initiative's webinar “Stimulating synergies between circular economy and climate action” are open! Together with #CCRIpartners Ellen MacArthur Foundation and ICLEI, we will explore how cities and regions can effectively connect their efforts in climate adaptation and mitigation at the local, regional and national level. Grab your spot now and join us on 4 April at 10:00 CEST 👉 https://lnkd.in/eBaesAPC #CCRIEurope
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🟢 Green Diversity! Storytelling for Climate Justice 📖 In this toolkit, you will find useful information on these topics: educational work, talks about sustainability and climate protection, and how marginalised and disadvantaged people around the world suffer most from the effects of climate change. You can use the presented methods in any setting that suits you. Use the material to train yourself and others in speaking up for our climate. 👀Have you taken a look at our Publications in our website? 👇You can find this one and many more here https://lnkd.in/eJ7v7JrM
Green Diversity! Storytelling for Climate Justice
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MIT has announced leaders for its six climate missions, a major initiative to address global climate challenges. The missions focus on areas such as energy decarbonization, ecosystem restoration, community empowerment, resilient city-building, policy innovation, and exploring high-risk solutions. Some J-WAFS PIs have been appointed as new mission directors. Christopher Knittel will lead the “Inventing new policy approaches” mission, aiming to develop innovative policies for climate change mitigation that promote economic growth and social equity. Benedetto Marelli, heading the “Wild cards” mission, will explore transformative and unconventional climate solutions. Andrew Babbin will oversee the “Restoring atmosphere, protecting land and oceans” mission, focusing on projects that restore atmospheric balance and protect vital ecosystems on land and in the oceans. These leaders, leveraging MIT’s extensive resources and expertise, will drive significant climate progress over the next decade. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/ewEUPMDG
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