Our world is warming but acting on climate change can make all our lives better. Small changes to your home, transport, energy provider and diet can make a big difference in the fight against climate change.
It’s the elephant in the room. The issue nobody wants to talk about, but we need to if we’re ever going to transition away from it. The news about soaring gas prices has made it painfully clear that our economy is still heavily reliant on natural gas.
Children of the Climatevolution! Let's Talk Climate Activism and COP26
Tuesday 19 October 2021
Andra Vladu (18), Youth Advocate and YCNI activist, shares with us her point of view from the Youth Climate Activists waiting for the upcoming COP26 in Glasgow.
As we recover from the pandemic, we can choose to stick to old systems of investment that keep accelerating the climate crisis, or we can invest local money in ways that matter for local people and their future. Sustainable Northern Ireland supports the Make My Money Matter campaign and is calling on local councils to divest their pension funds from fossil fuels in support of the Paris Agreement.
As life for most of us went on hold over lockdown, evidence shows the restriction of movement had a beneficial effect on the natural environment. We sat down recently with Jonathan Bell, Head of Land and Sea Policy at RSPB to get his reflections on what life during lockdown meant for nature and climate recovery, and why now is the perfect opportunity to align climate, nature and economic recovery strategies.
This International Women's Day (8 March) we shine a spotlight on Sustainable Development Goal 5 - Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women. But how progressive are we, really, when it comes to gender equality?
'Choose the World you Want' this Fairtrade Fortnight
Friday 26 February 2021
This Fairtrade Fortnight 'Choose the World You Want' and use your voice to tell others about the challenges that farmers face and help them to get a fair price for their crops and their hard work.
If we’re to tackle the climate crisis we’ve got to do it together. That’s why we want you to be part of the UK’s first ever week ofaction on food waste. Because if we all throw away less food, we can have a direct and immediate impact on greenhouse gas emissions.
Northern Ireland Company Granville Ecopark is getting 'Back to the Future'
Tuesday 23 February 2021
2020 put many things on hold for Northern Ireland, but Renewable Energy innovators, Granville Ecopark in Co. Tyrone is getting ‘Back to the Future’ and inviting customers to join them. The Dungannon company has kick-started 2021 with the arrival of two new CNG powered trucks, a first for Northern Ireland.
