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#CitizenClimate Series 03: Cho Sun-Hee
"Celebrities have the power to draw people’s attention. It is my hope that the photos will make the public look deeper into the environmental message, provoke them to know more about the issues and consequently, to take action."
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Chornobyl: Putin’s war in Ukraine renews nuclear dangers and memories of 1986 disaster
Tuesday 26 April marks the anniversary of one of the most significant events in the history of Ukraine and all of Europe.
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Time to clean up the global air pollution! We need #CleanAirNow
Our health cannot wait. It is time for governments around the world to take action.
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Listen to the science, #BanFossilAds
After years and years warning humanity about the need to take urgent climate action, scientists are now pointing the finger to ads and sponsorships as one of the main climate action blockers
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How Fast Fashion is using the Global South as a dumping ground for textile waste
Nowhere is the failure of the fast fashion linear business model more visible than in the countries where many of these cheap clothes end up once their short lives are over. I went on a research trip to Kenya and Tanzania to witness the problem of imported textile waste in these countries.
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A tribute to Earth – in pictures
I am often asked, what drives me in my fight for the planet? Indeed, it has been difficult and frustrating to see the damage that humans have, and are continuing to, inflict on Earth. Now, more than ever.
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The game changers on climate
We need to make sure science isn’t ignored, but acted on.
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Is your money funding Putin’s war machine?
European finance institutions must stop providing finance to Russian fossil fuel companies and transition away from fossil fuel investments.
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Why is the Convention on Biological Diversity COP15 so important?
The 15th meeting to be held in Kunming, China in Fall 2022 is our best chance to stop biodiversity loss on the global scale before it further deteriorates beyond our control.
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The invasion of Ukraine is supercharging food insecurity in the Middle East and North Africa
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is accelerating a global food crisis. In the Middle East and North Africa where I live, a region that includes already-fragile countries like Syria, Lebanon and Yemen, many households are struggling against soaring food prices.
