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With less than three weeks before COP30, activist @felipeyelfindelmundo took the Climate Clock to TODO VALE videocast from @el.ciudadano.

Felipe shared that he believes time is our most valuable resource and that we should collectively change our r

The COP30 president, André Corrêa, and Youth Champion, Marcele Oliveira, attended pre-COP events in Brasília this week. During the session “youth at the center of climate action towards COP30”, they held the Climate Cl

During NYC Climate Week, Climate Clock showed activist @jamesmillernature the new lifelines that were recently added to the clock. He quickly chose the amount of Earth’s land and waters protected, which currently marks only 18%. Our collective

Who is running out the Climate Clock? We partnered with @theclimatecriminals to name the names of people who are putting the planet’s life and our lives at risk. Visit climatecriminals.org to know more and to read the full 2025 report! #ActInTi

“How can we make finance opportunities reach youth?”, asks Marcele Oliveira, COP30 Climate Champion. After attending NYC Climate Week, less than 40 days before the Conference of the Parties in Brazil, the question reflects the challenging

New York Climate Week 2025 has started as thousands of people gathered in the streets of Manhattan this morning to protest against the abuse of power and its connection to the climate crisis. Messages of hope alongside messages to end the genocide in

Activist @eco.fada from @palmareslab attended the @climatejusticecamp 2025 in Mexico. One of the ways she believes we should tackle climate crisis is by promoting and funding regenerative agriculture practices. This not only helps a food production t

During the Climate Justice Camp in Mexico, over 200 activists from 60 different countries gathered for a week of connection, learning, and community building. They supported the #DrawTheLine campaign, which is a call to action to take future back to

“Every time I see the Climate Clock it renews my energy, it is a reminder of hope”, shares @joaodoclima. During the first day of the LCOY Belém, João explained that experiencing environment and culture is a way to invite mor

LCOY Brazil started a few years ago with one single meeting. Then, it became three. This year, the @lcoybrasil team was able to organize ten meetings in different cities in all five regions of the country. This accomplishment is a result of collectiv

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