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Climate Justice for Bonaire
Residents of Bonaire are already suffering from climate change, from heat and flooding to loss of fisheries and tourism. The citizens demanded climate justice and the Dutch Court responded.
Feb 263 min read


Training for climate justice
In February 2026 the city of Beni in the DRC hosted a capacity-building workshop, providing practical training aimed at strengthening leadership and community organising.
Feb 263 min read


Tip 9: Avoid outs:
What causes activists to drop out or burn out? Why do people lose motivation and what motivated them in the first place? Tips for how to deal with this - in others and ourselves.
Feb 265 min read


Biodiversity on the Decline
Biodiversity and climate are interlinked and human activities threaten biodiversity. There are ways to help biodiversity, even with small personal actions!
Feb 262 min read


Fuel Your Inspiration
Soloman Islands law student testified at the International Court of Justice. Should tourist dollars outweigh protecting mountain peaks and glaciers? People are fighting back against data centers.
Feb 264 min read


Who Speaks for the Ocean?
Last year the ocean absorbed a record amount of heat. But climate change, overfishing, and other human activities are harming the sea and its life. What protections does the ocean have?
Jan 298 min read


Small wins for the environment
A few reasons for hope: Melina Evangelidi, 15, February 2026 Nowadays, negative headlines regarding the climate situation prevail all around the news. Global warming leads to extreme weather conditions such as wildfires, floods, and heatwaves. Greenhouse gas levels are now about 50% higher than pre-industrial levels, glaciers and ice sheets are melting rapidly, sea levels are rising, and ecosystems from the Amazon to the Arctic face collapse. Oceans are warming, and slow acti
Jan 283 min read


Fuel Your Inspiration 02-2026
Restore yourself with links to natural wonders. Find out how mini delivery vehicles are transforming cities, learn all about plastic in a new book from an expert.
Jan 282 min read


March and Bicycle Rally
On January 17th, marchers and cyclists moved through the city of Beni, in North Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo. Their banners and placards called for non-violence and environmental protection.
Jan 272 min read


Make Polluters Pay
On January 24th, youth from the Pacific Palisades High School and Santa Monica High School share their experiences from the LA fires exactly one year ago - how it impacted them, and why they want you to act on climate!
Jan 22 min read


We Can Fix It
Talking about climate action is important to break the false perception that others don’t care, to build community, and to inspire others.
Jan 13 min read


Climate-Fun-Fair
Fun-fairs, they’ve been around for ages and are still a crowd pleaser. In Breda, the Netherlands we’ve integrated climate education with all the fun of a fun-fair. Read what we did in the article, and perhaps this can be repeated across the globe.
Jan 12 min read


FYI January 2026
Inspire yourself with local community initiatives. The rise of renewables in 2025, and music and religion coming together to form a climate awareness choir.
Jan 12 min read


Tip 8: Working with other groups
Allies are indispensable and collaborations can strengthen the climate movement, and other movements, as a whole. In this tip you can learn how to talk to other groups and set up a collaboration that is healthy and beneficial to both groups.
Jan 16 min read


COP30 success or flop?
The 30th edition of the COP for climate didn’t bring anything better than the last few editions. Small progress was made in some areas. Not the big change we wanted.
Dec 2, 20254 min read


Global Climate Strike in California
High schoolers from the fire-ravaged Palisades area of Los Angeles are campaigning to make polluters pay and are looking for other schools to join them. Check out photos of their rainy press conference and sign up to hear more at their January ‘26 online talk.
Dec 2, 20252 min read


Beyond Green Growth
Our writer Akhar reports his observations and insights from the Planet Local Summit in Ladakh, India. Is green growth actually the greening of greed? Warning signs are seen not just in India but all over the world.
Dec 2, 202510 min read


Save Musi River
Fridays for Future India needs your help! The Musi river is undergoing beautification. So what’s the issue? Beautification through widespread concretisation is an unfolding ecological crisis. Wanna help? See how in the article!
Dec 2, 20254 min read


Tip 7: One person can do a lot
Remember how Greta single-handedly started a unified, international climate movement? One person can do a lot. Through individual persistence and sharing heartfelt passion, you will inspire others. You are never alone!
Dec 2, 20256 min read


Carbon cycle demands action
The planet’s natural carbon cycle is now being ripped apart by relentless fossil fuel combustion, industrial expansion, and deforestation. Driving ecosystem change and extreme climate events.
Dec 1, 20255 min read
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