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Rahmina Paulette, a young climate activist and environmentalist from Kenya, shares an inspiring account of what being a woman in the fight for climate justice in her community really looks like.
As part of our new gender parity lifeline launch, we’re hearing from female voices around the world on how the climate crisis and gender parity intersect. Find out more about the lifeline: https://climateclock.world/gender-parity-lifeline
#genderparity #ClimateClock #ActInTime
As part of our new gender parity lifeline launch, we’re hearing from female voices around the world on how the climate crisis and gender parity intersect. Find out more about the lifeline: https://climateclock.world/gender-parity-lifeline
#genderparity #ClimateClock #ActInTime
This week’s instalment of Newsfeed of Hope includes reducing palm oil dependance, rethinking climate education in schools, climate proof wheat, mending the ozone layer & more!
Have you got some hopeful climate stories you’ve come across recently? If so, we’d love to hear them! Simply submit your story via our quick form - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1v-zaQb1cNnrU-PJa_kPsu4V7uJIlzKFGb-eVWyX6JEo/edit
#NewsfeedOfHope #ClimateAction #ClimateClock #GoodClimateNews #ClimateAction
Have you got some hopeful climate stories you’ve come across recently? If so, we’d love to hear them! Simply submit your story via our quick form - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1v-zaQb1cNnrU-PJa_kPsu4V7uJIlzKFGb-eVWyX6JEo/edit
#NewsfeedOfHope #ClimateAction #ClimateClock #GoodClimateNews #ClimateAction
We’re kicking off 2023 with our Newsfeed of Hope series.
This week’s instalment of Newsfeed of Hope includes progress made by Brazil’s new President Lula, steps made to protect biodiversity, and a fully electric public transport system.
Have you got some hopeful climate stories you’ve come across recently? If so, we’d love to hear them in the comments below!
#NewsfeedOfHope #ClimateAction #ClimateClock #ActInTime
This week’s instalment of Newsfeed of Hope includes progress made by Brazil’s new President Lula, steps made to protect biodiversity, and a fully electric public transport system.
Have you got some hopeful climate stories you’ve come across recently? If so, we’d love to hear them in the comments below!
#NewsfeedOfHope #ClimateAction #ClimateClock #ActInTime
As #COP27 is getting closer to an end, we celebrate the youth and diverse voices that keep fighting for climate justice. As Xiye Beara mentioned during her panels at the climate conference, everyone has a climate story. What is yours? What is happening at your territory and on the world we live in? How do you find community and hope? How do we invite more and more people to #ActInTime? As the #CLIMATECLOCK shows we have a window of time to act, to change, to transform.
We are 15 days from #COP27 and activists from all over the world will demand action in this window of hope we have. The Climate Clock shows that we are now under seven years to prevent the planet from warming 1.5°C. There is no more space for greenwashing and false solutions. The expectations around this COP that will take place in Egypt are high and everyone needs to keep in mind that delay equals denial. We hope that future generations won’t have to fight the same fight as we face nowadays. #ActInTime #CLIMATECLOCK
The Brazilian walk gathered indigenous activists from different parts of the country. The action took place near the @unitednations headquarters and had one clear demand: protect indigenous peoples and its lands. In this short clip from yesterday’s walk, activist @jvpankararu says “our deaths, the destruction, the invasion in our territories is felt closely through our Mother Earth’s scream”. To the protect all the biomas around the world is a solution already available to prevent climate catastrophe. Indigenous peoples are responsible for protecting 80% of world’s biodiversity. #ActInTime #CLIMATECLOCK #ActInTimeBrazil
CLIMATE CLOCK joined the main stage at the Brazilian Climate Change Conference.
The event happened in Recife, Northeast part of Brazil, alerted to the risks that the entire country and the planet are facing if we do not transition away from fossil fuels and rapidly change our carbon emission. This particular region of Brazil is located where specialists call climate change hot spot and Recife is considered to be the 16th city in the world most susceptible to climatic changes.
With several panels and debates, the conference also hosted a visit to the port region, called Suape, where they aim to neutralize all carbon emitted by this activity. #ActInTime #CLIMATECLOCK
The event happened in Recife, Northeast part of Brazil, alerted to the risks that the entire country and the planet are facing if we do not transition away from fossil fuels and rapidly change our carbon emission. This particular region of Brazil is located where specialists call climate change hot spot and Recife is considered to be the 16th city in the world most susceptible to climatic changes.
With several panels and debates, the conference also hosted a visit to the port region, called Suape, where they aim to neutralize all carbon emitted by this activity. #ActInTime #CLIMATECLOCK
We want to introduce our #NewsfeedOfHope series - a bimonthly update on the climate solutions, great ideas, and good news for our planet.At a time when our newsfeeds are flooded with alarming climate news, we wanted to save some space for the positive stories - the people out there inventing bold new solutions, shaking things up, taking action and fighting for climate justice.On a bimonthly basis, we will be sharing our Newsfood of Hope updates. Because hope matters. #ClimateClock
On #ClimateEmergencyDay 2022, people from California to Abuja, New Orleans to London, Accra to Harrisburg, and Rome to Jerusalem, gathered in a global moment of silence to watch the #ClimateClock tick over from 7 to 6 years.People filled the first moments of the “Climate New Year” with climate resolutions— personal declarations to continue the fight for people and planet.We were both touched and invigorated by the response the day got. Thank you to all who participated! 🌎🌿
On July 22nd, the #CLIMATECLOCK in New York City's Union Square ticked down from 7 years to 6 years.It was witnessed by a crowd of people who were joined by many others across the world in a Global Moment of Silence to mark the occasion and recommit themselves to bolder, more courageous climate action in this next year.What’s at stake for you? And what are you going to do about it? Let’s make every year count. 🌍🌿🌎Footage by: Nemo Allen #ActInTime #Clim ateClock #MyCl imateResolution #Clim ateEmergencyDay
Today is Climate Emergency Day and we’re getting things started with Laura Tobin featuring the Climare Clock on Good Morning Britain in the UK.Stay tuned for more updates throughout the day! And find out how you can get involved on our website - https://climateclock.world/climate-emergency-day/ #ClimateEmergencyDay # ActInTime
As the news follows heat waves, water shortages, and wildfires, are you struggling to find a moment of stillness in the climate crisis?This Climate Emergency Day on July 22nd, join hundreds of people around the world in a Global Moment of Silence. Host your own event to mark the moment, join another near you, or simply share your #MyClimateResolution o n social media and declare your commitment to fight for bolder #climateaction n ow! https://climateclock.world/climate-emergency-day
![In just 21 days, on Friday, July 22nd, we’ll be launching the first official “Climate Clock Day.” People around the world will mark the moment The Climate Clock counts down from 7 years to 6 years. At exactly noon in New York, 4pm in Accra, Ghana, 5pm in London, and midnight in Beijing, the Climate Clock will tick over from 7 years 0 days 00:00:00 to 6 years 364 days 23:59:59. Together with our community, we’ll be coordinating events around the world, from a climate walk in Ghana to a vigil in New York. We’ll have a whole bunch of activities for you to partake in - either online or in person - in order to mark this day and remember that we need to #ActInTime. Stay tuned as we release more info over the coming weeks. #ClimateClockDay #MyClimateResolution created by theclimateclock with Kate Bush's Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God) [2018 Remaster]](https://p16-sign.tiktokcdn-us.com/tos-useast5-p-0068-tx/c7f53b8a127045cf84b654ef039ad640~tplv-r00ih4996s-1:480:480.jpeg?x-expires=1680274800&x-signature=wgL2tYQeLmNpvaeOMzGGDE%2FaX40%3D)
In just 21 days, on Friday, July 22nd, we’ll be launching the first official “Climate Clock Day.” People around the world will mark the moment The Climate Clock counts down from 7 years to 6 years.
At exactly noon in New York, 4pm in Accra, Ghana, 5pm in London, and midnight in Beijing, the Climate Clock will tick over from 7 years 0 days 00:00:00 to 6 years 364 days 23:59:59.
Together with our community, we’ll be coordinating events around the world, from a climate walk in Ghana to a vigil in New York.
We’ll have a whole bunch of activities for you to partake in - either online or in person - in order to mark this day and remember that we need to #ActInTime.
Stay tuned as we release more info over the coming weeks.
#ClimateClockDay #MyClimateResolution
At exactly noon in New York, 4pm in Accra, Ghana, 5pm in London, and midnight in Beijing, the Climate Clock will tick over from 7 years 0 days 00:00:00 to 6 years 364 days 23:59:59.
Together with our community, we’ll be coordinating events around the world, from a climate walk in Ghana to a vigil in New York.
We’ll have a whole bunch of activities for you to partake in - either online or in person - in order to mark this day and remember that we need to #ActInTime.
Stay tuned as we release more info over the coming weeks.
#ClimateClockDay #MyClimateResolution
