Our Power News – So, what happens in 2026?
Explore the urgent need for a fossil fuel phase out as climate change accelerates and extreme weather events become more common.
Greenwashing in plain sight
Explore the greenwashing and corporate motives of TotalEnergies' donation to flood-affected communities in Mozambique.
Climate change is a key challenge for Bangladesh’s new government
Explore the pivotal Bangladesh elections and the BNP's promises to restore democracy and address the climate crisis.
Why climate change is making us re-think growth and progress
GDP says we're thriving while cities flood and millions die from pollution. How broken economic models hide climate disasters and why GDP no longer measures progress.
84% of us want nature protected, even if it slows economic growth
Global polling shows people want bold climate action and real economic change — not green tweaks. The public is ready. Are leaders?
8 reasons to celebrate on this International Day of Clean Energy
Clean energy is taking off, even as fossil giants scramble to lock in more drilling. Here are signs the energy shift is real (and inevitable).
Billionaire Wealth Just Hit $18.3 Trillion. Why that’s bad news for the rest of us.
Oxfam says billionaire wealth hit $18.3 trillion in 2025. See how billionaire power is reshaping politics, prices, and climate action.
Affordability is the defining climate issue of 2026
New research reveals that people want governments to spend on clean energy and bring living costs down. Find out more:
Pollutocrat Day
By January 10, the richest 1% had already blown their 2026 carbon budget. New research exposes the climate cost of extreme wealth.
Wildfires: Building Community Resilience
We know we need to be ready to face increasingly frequent climate fueled disasters.The only way we can process and prepare is together.
From the Ashes: Lessons from the LA Fires about the importance of community
One year after the catastrophic LA fires, community is the best tool for resilience
Energy is not just a product to be sold – It’s a public good
The question is who benefits: without people at the center, the energy transition risks becoming just another business model for the elites.
