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.

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.

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.

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!

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!

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.

People of all ages can contribute to climate action. This example shows how intergenerational activism can help grow a local group to reach a bigger audience.

To fuel your inspiration, bees are getting rights in Peru. Activism in Africa is growing in rapid pace, one specific action that needs your help is the fight to protect Karura forest.

Eco-anxiety is the distress caused by climate change and environmental destruction. Young people are especially affected as repeated wildfires, floods, and heatwaves disrupt homes, schools, and communities, creating fear and deception.

Dar es Salaam’s Beaches deserve better. The city's natural beaches and mangrove forests are being threatened by pollution. The local community is taking action!

An agreement was well underway to put a halt to shipping emissions. Until US intimidation tactics blocked the agreement. You can help get the agreement back on the table!

Fridays for Future, together with some 30 other organizations in Africa, initiated its first Pan African Peace and Climate Justice Youth Summit. Read the success story here!

Save The Nakdong River in South Korea is a youth based group formed to stop the flow of heavy metals into the Nakdong River. They organize small protests in the local community and are now seeking the support of youths globally.

An overview of the severe climate, environmental, and humanitarian impacts of generative AI. As well as a quick way to reduce your impact and a few positive implementations of generative AI, it is a tool to be used with caution.

The Democratic Republic of Congo, the beating heart of Africa, is also one of its green lungs. In the east war and climate are intertwined in a vicious cycle. And yet, amidst this chaos, a silent resistance is organizing.

More inspiration for the new season! Public pressure beats back a data center; real time climate data; and a facebook post on different views on the same issue.

Social media can be used as a starting point for grassroots organizing, it also has a dark side: distraction, falsehoods, misinformation.

Climate change is recognized as an ‘existential threat’ under international law. Six defining facets of the International Court of Justice advisory opinion and what makes this a historic win for climate activists.

Plastic pollution is in our groundwater, soil, rivers, and in our bodies. But the latest UN negotiations ended in utter failure, an abysmal outcome.

Join the global climate strike on November 14, 2025, during COP30 in Belém, Brazil. Fridays For Future is calling on world leaders to move from promises to urgent, concrete justice-centered action to phase out fossil fuels and build a sustainable future for all.