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UN Secretary-General Warmly Welcomes US Steps To Rejoin Paris Agreement On Climate Change
Thursday, 21 January 2021, 5:32 pm | UN Department of Global Communications
Statement by the Secretary-General – on US steps to re-enter the Paris Agreement on Climate Change I warmly welcome President Biden’s steps to re-enter the Paris Agreement on Climate Change and join the growing coalition of governments, cities, ... More >>
UN's ActNow Campaign Joins Forces With Baobab Studios To Promote Individual Climate Action
Tuesday, 29 December 2020, 4:55 pm | UN Department of Global Communications
Update The United Nations ActNow campaign is collaborating with the award-winning interactive animation company Baobab Studios to promote individual action on climate change and a shift to more sustainable lifestyles. Coinciding with the 12 December ... More >>
UN Sec-Gen’s Youth Climate Advisors Urge Green Jobs-led COVID-19 Recovery; Warn Against Greenwashing, Polluter Bail-outs
Thursday, 17 December 2020, 4:01 pm | UN Department of Global Communications
UN Secretary-General’s youth climate advisors urge green jobs-led COVID-19 recovery; warn against greenwashing, polluter bail-outs New report today sets out most urgent climate actions for world leaders in 2021, amid rising climate and unemployment anxiety ... More >>
Summit Shows New Surge In Action And Ambition On Road To Glasgow Climate Conference
Sunday, 13 December 2020, 10:05 am | UN Department of Global Communications
Global climate leaders took a major stride towards a resilient, net zero emissions future today, presenting ambitious new commitments, urgent actions and concrete plans to confront the climate crisis. Co-convened by the United Nations, the UK and France, ... More >>
UN Campaign Empowers Kids To Take Climate Action And Protect The Planet
Saturday, 7 November 2020, 9:11 am | UN Department of Global Communications
Building on the growing momentum for climate action, the United Nations is broadening its engagement of global audiences. A new campaign will empower children to learn about sustainability and act to protect the planet. The Climate Action ... More >>
