Colombia is showing climate leadership by leaving the ISDS system and hosting the first International Conference for the Phase-Out of Fossil Fuels! We, Fridays For Future, were present at the conference.

How can we change human behavior? Are we so distracted by life today that we are unable to acknowledge the future? Or do we enjoy brinkmanship that puts survival in grave danger?

The war in Sout-West Asia is a clarion call to reject fossil fuels. Ask: Who is really driving this war? Are the costs worth the ends? What will make our common future safer? Walk your talk!

At sixteen, Boyan Slat decided to clean up plastic in the ocean. His company, The Ocean Cleanup, aims to remove 90% of floating ocean plastic by 2040. Read about his new river Interceptors and 30 Cities Project.

The Kebaowek First Nation is fighting against a nuclear waste dump being built at Chalk River, on their territory. Youth in the Upstander Academy of World-Changing Kids issue a call to action!

Kids ask, “You call this progress?” Plus, keeping plastic out of your meals; EcoMedia’s short films and artwork; why “we’re simply running out of time”; and a meditation for climate healing.

Frontline climate activists will set sail on a voyage for justice this April, to Santa Marta, Colombia for the first international conference dedicated to phasing out fossil fuels.

Africa is rich. Rich in gold, diamonds, cobalt, oil, gas, forests, and fertile land. Yet populations living near extraction sites remain in poverty. What is at the heart of this contradiction?

Get ready for the Global Climate Strike. We will post details including date and hashtag on our social media channels.

Cybersecurity is a concern for everyone, including activists. How can you keep your data safe, so others won’t damage, delete, change, or steal your data? How can you protect your security? Basic and advanced tips.

Highlights from the first Pan African Peace and Climate Justice Summit. What concerns are front and center and how are youth activists organizing local groups in order to build a better future.

People are being driven from their homes due to climate-change-caused drought, flooding, wildfires, and storms. Do we have a responsibility to help these climate migrants? Will we be the next wave of migrants?

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.

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.

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.

Biodiversity and climate are interlinked and human activities threaten biodiversity. There are ways to help biodiversity, even with small personal actions!

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.

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?

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

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.