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A little bit of big news: I started a new climate policy nonprofit, Clean Tomorrow, with the brilliant Lindsey Baxter Griffith and Evan Chapman! We are embarking on a journey to re-imagine the innovation pipeline, support clean energy reforms, and build an industrial climate policy that isn’t subjected to the whims of partisan politics. Follow Clean Tomorrow and learn more at the E&E article below.

Donald Trump is soon back in office, and his return marks a new chapter for U.S. climate policy. In this video, we dive into the changes already underway and the potential impact on climate action and environmental regulations. From revisiting energy policies to redefining America's stance on international climate agreements like the Paris Agreement, Trump’s administration is shaping a new direction for the climate agenda. What will this mean for renewable energy, fossil fuels, and the global climate fight? Join us as we explore the shifts in policy, the impacts on environmental protections, and what lies ahead in this new era. https://lnkd.in/ggKR7aBe

🌳🌎🌿 Almost a year on from the launch of our report - Re-thinking Climate Communications - and new research has revealed many are yet to get to grips with the meaning behind some of the most frequently used climate related terminology. Cut through the noise, present actionable advice and share attainable goals. Here's how: https://bit.ly/42bunrY

🗳 The People's Climate Vote is billed as “the world’s largest standalone public opinion survey on climate change.” What do its results say about global opinions on #climateaction, #finance, fossil fuels and global cooperation? Here's a snapshot of the Vote's key takeaways. Click here for a full breakdown of the People's Climate Vote: https://lnkd.in/dUq5es-4

As the US election approaches, CRU explores how Harris and Trump’s contrasting climate policies could shape the future of energy, sustainability, and global carbon strategies. Discover what’s at stake for industries worldwide. Learn more from our latest insight: https://ow.ly/6Mq750TXjCq #ClimatePolicy #US2024Election #CRUInsight

The UK local election results have me thinking about the findings from the firstlight research we undertook last year amongst climate change deniers and delayers. No matter what people think about net zero and climate change, they DO care about the local environment where they live. Once the impact of climate change is felt at home, it supersedes party lines and affiliation. Read the full research here --> https://lnkd.in/eVFiSDeh #netzero #climatecomms #climatechange #sustainability

Hence voting is the single most important thing you can do for #climateaction.

Framing climate action as patriotic and as necessary to preserve the American "way of life" can increase support for climate action among people across the political spectrum, a new study finds. https://lnkd.in/dr5amW8V

For all those attending the What Works Climate Solutions Summit, we know there's an evidence-synthesis gap in climate policy. This is a unique opportunity to learn from health, where evidence synthesis is more engrained, and leapfrog toward an enhanced evidence synthesis practice (including living evidence synthesis) in climate change. Join one of the sessions supported by the Global Evidence Commission to learn more about this and key elements from Update 2024 https://lnkd.in/dtVRrr5D #ClimateSolutions #ClimateChange #ClimatePolicy

Business groups are suing California over its new climate laws, even as they boast about their data. They are overlooking the new revenue streams in that climate data too. Read on my Forbes article here: https://buff.ly/3Ipd4KX ForbesWomen