Gillian Ertel, Program Manager, North America
*This interview is part of our Climate Group employee interview series where we ask people to share their experience of working at Climate Group and what a regular day looks like in their role.
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21 May 2023
3 min read
Asia Spotlight Series: China Will Play a Critical Role in the Global Net Zero Carbon Steel Transition
In our latest blog ahead of the Asia Action Summit, we spoke with our Executive Director for China, Yuming Hui, on China's role as a global steel provider and how it's driving forward its net zero targets.
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17 May 2023
4 min read
Asia Spotlight Series: What is the Asia Action Summit all about?
In the first of our Asia Spotlight series, we interview our CEO, Helen Clarkson, on the role Asia plays in driving global ambitions towards net zero and the motivations behind Climate Group’s Asia Action Summit.
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16 May 2023
2 min read
Ramping up the demand for sustainable concrete in the UK
Every year 90 million tonnes of concrete are used in the UK to build bridges, houses, office blocks, roads and much more. This hardy material forms the fabric of the country’s society and the foundations of its future. B...
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10 May 2023
6 min read
Six climate priorities, six months out from COP28
In Dubai this December, world leaders will assemble at the COP once again to address the climate crisis against a backdrop of record heatwaves, droughts, and flooding. The devastating impacts of climate change are all ar...
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10 May 2023
1 min read
Clean energy action: Statement on EPA power plant proposals
Today the US’ Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed carbon pollution standards for new and existing fossil-fuel fired power plants across the US, a move that is a huge step forward for global climate action. Hun...
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8 May 2023
2 min read
Speeding up Asia's steel decarbonisation
The global steel industry is one of the most energy intensive and polluting sectors in the world, contributing roughly 7% of global carbon emissions each year. And without action this is set to increase with global steel...
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4 May 2023
3 min read
Gender, equity and participation: a three-pronged approach to protecting Bumaji forests in Cross River State, Nigeria
Women often face the worst and most acute impacts of climate change (BBC, 2018).
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4 May 2023
3 min read
HS2 contractor commits to move towards net zero carbon concrete
SCS Joint Venture, the London tunnels team for HS2, joins Climate Group initiative ConcreteZero
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26 April 2023
2 min read
Tripura finds clean energy inspiration as it hosts G20 science event
Earlier this month, Tripura was proud to host its first G20 Summit event on the theme of “Clean Energy for a Green Future”, which celebrated success stories from the state and looked at new models to generate cleaner and...
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25 April 2023
3 min read
Act local, align global: a Welsh just transition story
Climate change, inequality, nature loss and economic shocks – an extensive, but not definitive list of ongoing global challenges.
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24 April 2023
4 min read
Five transport trends in Latin America: insights from our ZEV Community forums
Available in Español and Português.
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24 April 2023
3 min read
Speeding up Asia’s energy transition
Home to over half the world’s population, the Asia-Pacific region has become an economic force where energy demand is set to increase by as much as 80% in places by 2040. One of the biggest challenges facing the region i...
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23 April 2023
3 min read
US Climate Action Summit: Overcoming barriers through collaboration
Climate Group brought together 250 of the top climate leaders in Washington DC to discuss the most pressing climate issue facing the US today – the implementation of historic climate investments.
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20 April 2023
4 min read
$278 million of impact: the story of Hawai‘i’s Green Bank
Over 2,000 miles from the continental United States, and vulnerable to sea-level rise and catastrophic weather events, Hawai‘i faces life threatening impacts from climate change.