It is widely assumed that perceiving climate change as psychologically distant is a major barrier to climate action. Based on a review of public opinion polls and published articles, we show that ther...

This week we consider the politics, the economics and the climate reality of Trump’s repeal of the ‘endangerment finding’ and ask, is this a structural turning point for US climate leadership?

What will 2026 bring? Following the shocking US abduction of Venezuela’s president, we’re asking not just what kind of year lies ahead for climate action, but what kind of global order will shape it.

But, writes Christiana Figueres, innovation still has to outpace climate impacts

What does it mean to live a 'good life' at this pivotal moment when so much is asked of us - and there is so much at stake? In this series we dive into issues like what we should eat, whether we…

It’s the middle of week two at COP30, and the negotiations are entering their crunch phase - we ask whether the text on the page can match the momentum gathering pace in the real world.

This episode is a time capsule that captures the feeling of a COP Friday: the confusion, the determination, the fear of losing ambition, and the belief, still very much alive, that progress is possibl...

The International Court of Justice has just delivered a landmark advisory opinion on climate change and human rights - could this transform global climate action and accountability?

Podcast Episode · When Science Finds a Way · 07/01/2025 · 7m

As climate diplomacy faces global uncertainty, this week we explore a quiet revolution of breakthrough technologies and creative solutions that might tackle the climate crisis in unexpected ways.