As plans to decarbonise are debated in Brazil, we know that British people are proud of our move towards clean energy as a welcome alternative - with wind and solar power being backed by a majority.

🌍 Marina Silva, Brazil’s environment minister, calls on all nations to “have the courage” to consider the roadmap away from fossil fuels, which is reported to be backed by more than 80 countries.

The images highlight engaging, real stories of heat pumps in peoples’ lives and are available free for non-profit, editorial and educational use.

👉 Find out more and view the images: www.climatevisuals.org/heatpumps/

💡 All too often, photographs of heat pumps show the object but don’t tell the story. They don’t show the real world potential of heat pumps that audiences can relate to and see themselves as a part of, or the diversity of installers and users.

However, most people still don’t realise that they’re a majority demanding change. Can loud and impassioned voices like those in the protests in Belém start to buck this trend?

📷 Photo credit: 10 Billion Solutions - Climate & Sustainability Communications / Mariana Castaño Cano

The cry for climate action from the protests is very loud and very clear.

🌍 Up to 89% of the world’s population want stronger climate action, and our latest research tells us that the majority of people in Britain (68%) think we should be ambitious in our efforts to address climate change.

Hear from a terrific lineup of speakers:
📌 Ayan Cilmi & Fozia Ismail, Dhaqan Collective
📌 Mahian Rab, Pushpa
📌 Samia Dumbuya, The People's Ark
📌 Chaired by Fahmida Miah, Climate Outreach and Bangladeshi Diaspora Climate Action

More info: crm.climateoutreach.org/civicrm/even...

👉 How people are feeling right now about the cost and fairness of climate change: climateoutreach.org/btc/2025/cha...

👉 Read the story from The Guardian: www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

Not only do we need to see people-first policies, we need to tell a better story of fairness and why it matters. People need to see and hear the benefits of clean energy - that it’s for people like them - and understand that it won’t put them out of pocket.

💡The majority of people (68%) back a national scheme to insulate our homes: before installing heat pumps, homes need to be properly insulated.

According to our insights:
💡 People are divided on whether future home-heating policies will be fair to them. Cutting financial support for heat pumps risks losing people’s faith in the government to help them adopt affordable and eco-friendly energy in their homes.

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More helpful resources to aid your #COP30 comms: climateoutreach.org/cop30/

The top 10 key recommendations of the government's report by The Guardian: www.theguardian.com/education/20...

📷 Photo credit: Katerina Holmes

💡 Led by Prof Becky Francis, recommendations include a mandatory inclusion of climate change and sustainability education in new citizenship classes.

Educating children in climate science and literacy at primary school level would equip younger generations with vital understanding