Written statement of UNFCCC Executive Secretary on closing of UN June Climate Meetings (SB64)
Sometimes history is progressed in moments. Through heavy choices, big decisions or pure chance. And sometimes it is made in rooms like these. Gradually, carefully, out of the spotlight. We have seen that process in action over these ten days. Yes, there remain significant divides, and significant work for the intersessional period ahead. But we […]
WeAreTELL Partners with Restoration Warriors Africa to Advance Climate Action Through Storytelling
At WeAreTELL, we believe that some of the world’s most powerful climate stories are not found in conference halls or policy documents. They are found in communities restoring degraded landscapes, young people planting trees, farmers regenerating their land, and local champions dedicating their lives to protecting the environment. Today, we are excited to announce a […]
World Environment Day 2026: Celebrating the Role of FMNR in Restoring Our Rangelands
By WeAreTELL This World Environment Day, WeAreTELL proudly joins hands with Restoration Warriors Africa and World Vision in Kajiado County to celebrate one of nature’s most powerful restoration tools: Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR). Under the theme “Celebrating the Role of FMNR in Restoring Our Rangelands,” we gather not only to commemorate World Environment Day, […]
El Niño Set to Return Within Weeks, Raising Global Climate Concerns
A warming shift in the Pacific Ocean known as El Niño could re-emerge as early as May 2026, according to climate scientists, triggering a cascade of weather disruptions across the globe. The development marks a critical moment for both vulnerable regions and global climate systems already under strain from rising temperatures. What is happening in […]
Earth Day 2026: Our Power, Our Planet
Every year on April 22, the world marks Earth Day, a global moment of reflection and action for the environment. In 2026, the theme “Our Power, Our Planet” brings a renewed sense of urgency and agency, calling on people, communities, and governments to accelerate the transition to clean energy while defending the natural systems that […]
Wisdom in the Roots: How Indigenous Knowledge Is Leading Climate Adaptation
When we talk about climate adaptation, we often think of technology, big data, or government policies. What is less recognized but equally powerful is the centuries-old knowledge that Indigenous communities have used to live in balance with nature. Indigenous knowledge is one of the most effective and underutilized tools in climate adaptation. It is grounded […]
Youth on Fire: How Young Voices Are Leading the Climate Justice Revolution
For today’s generation, climate change is not a story in the future tense, it is shaping their world right now. Yet, for too long, decisions about the environment have been made without the voices of those who will inherit the consequences. Across the globe, youth-led climate movements are rewriting the rules, demanding not just action, […]
Who Gets to Tell the Climate Story? Power, Justice, and the Fight for Our Future
Climate change is not only a scientific or political issue. It is, at its core, a story problem. The way we understand climate change, who we see as responsible, and what solutions we imagine are all shaped by narratives. Climate storytelling and narrative justice sit at the intersection of communication, power, and social change. They […]
COP31: The Defining Climate Summit of a Fragmented World
As the global climate movement enters a decisive decade, the 2026 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) stands as a pivotal moment in determining whether the world can move from promises to real, measurable action. Scheduled for 9–20 November 2026 in Antalya, Türkiye, COP31 will bring together world leaders, negotiators, scientists, businesses, and civil society […]
Renewable Energy and Why It Matters to Our Everyday Lives
When people hear the term renewable energy, it can sometimes sound distant or complicated. It may feel like a topic meant for scientists, policymakers, or big corporations. In reality, renewable energy is deeply connected to our daily lives. It affects how we live, how much we pay for electricity, the air we breathe, and the […]