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The Gambia Radio & Television Services broadcast journalist Aminata E. Sanyang is at #COP30 in Belém, listening closely for how climate decisions translate into real impact for frontline communities.
#climatefinance #adaptation
#climatefinance #adaptation
November 22, 2025 at 5:11 PM
The Gambia Radio & Television Services broadcast journalist Aminata E. Sanyang is at #COP30 in Belém, listening closely for how climate decisions translate into real impact for frontline communities.
#climatefinance #adaptation
#climatefinance #adaptation
📢 New tool alert! ⛏️
@pulitzercenter.org has just launched an interactive platform that uses artificial intelligence to map illegal mining in the Amazon.
Check it out at www.amazonminingwatch.org 💻
@pulitzercenter.org has just launched an interactive platform that uses artificial intelligence to map illegal mining in the Amazon.
Check it out at www.amazonminingwatch.org 💻
November 21, 2025 at 8:23 PM
📢 New tool alert! ⛏️
@pulitzercenter.org has just launched an interactive platform that uses artificial intelligence to map illegal mining in the Amazon.
Check it out at www.amazonminingwatch.org 💻
@pulitzercenter.org has just launched an interactive platform that uses artificial intelligence to map illegal mining in the Amazon.
Check it out at www.amazonminingwatch.org 💻
TenGer TV (Mongolia)'s Khaliumaa Erdenebat is at #COP30 in Belém, following Loss and Damage Fund and climate finance negotiations.
She reports that climate change is causing Mongolian winters to become even more harsh, threatening the livestock that herders rely on for income.
She reports that climate change is causing Mongolian winters to become even more harsh, threatening the livestock that herders rely on for income.
November 21, 2025 at 4:30 PM
TenGer TV (Mongolia)'s Khaliumaa Erdenebat is at #COP30 in Belém, following Loss and Damage Fund and climate finance negotiations.
She reports that climate change is causing Mongolian winters to become even more harsh, threatening the livestock that herders rely on for income.
She reports that climate change is causing Mongolian winters to become even more harsh, threatening the livestock that herders rely on for income.
@theguardian.com environment editor @dpcarrington.bsky.social says the fire at the COP30 venue reminds him of “the simplest climate advice that has ever been given, which is:
Stop burning things.”
Fire footage from Samuel Rubin via The Guardian
Stop burning things.”
Fire footage from Samuel Rubin via The Guardian
November 20, 2025 at 10:19 PM
@theguardian.com environment editor @dpcarrington.bsky.social says the fire at the COP30 venue reminds him of “the simplest climate advice that has ever been given, which is:
Stop burning things.”
Fire footage from Samuel Rubin via The Guardian
Stop burning things.”
Fire footage from Samuel Rubin via The Guardian
“I see this as the opportunity to give voice to people and cover social movements of the fights, of the causes, of the voices that bring solutions to climate issues.”
- @ssjornalista.bsky.social of @jornalvaradouro.bsky.social at #COP30 in Belém #COP30Dispatches
- @ssjornalista.bsky.social of @jornalvaradouro.bsky.social at #COP30 in Belém #COP30Dispatches
November 18, 2025 at 3:54 PM
“I see this as the opportunity to give voice to people and cover social movements of the fights, of the causes, of the voices that bring solutions to climate issues.”
- @ssjornalista.bsky.social of @jornalvaradouro.bsky.social at #COP30 in Belém #COP30Dispatches
- @ssjornalista.bsky.social of @jornalvaradouro.bsky.social at #COP30 in Belém #COP30Dispatches
Eco-Business' Samantha Ho Yuet Ching is at COP30 in Belém:
“There are a lot of Indigenous peoples within and outside the venue, and there’s a lot of civil society action that, what I’ve heard, is different this year at COP30 because the Brazilian presidency is a little bit more welcoming."
“There are a lot of Indigenous peoples within and outside the venue, and there’s a lot of civil society action that, what I’ve heard, is different this year at COP30 because the Brazilian presidency is a little bit more welcoming."
November 17, 2025 at 9:12 PM
Eco-Business' Samantha Ho Yuet Ching is at COP30 in Belém:
“There are a lot of Indigenous peoples within and outside the venue, and there’s a lot of civil society action that, what I’ve heard, is different this year at COP30 because the Brazilian presidency is a little bit more welcoming."
“There are a lot of Indigenous peoples within and outside the venue, and there’s a lot of civil society action that, what I’ve heard, is different this year at COP30 because the Brazilian presidency is a little bit more welcoming."
@yukanatori.bsky.social, co-director of Japanese nonprofit MEDIA IS HOPE, is at COP30 working hard to make it easier for Japanese journalists to deliver the news their audiences need on climate change.
November 14, 2025 at 9:35 PM
@yukanatori.bsky.social, co-director of Japanese nonprofit MEDIA IS HOPE, is at COP30 working hard to make it easier for Japanese journalists to deliver the news their audiences need on climate change.
Time Magazine's @justinworland.com is a journalist to watch at COP30!
We’re keeping an eye out for his coverage on the role of cities in climate mitigation, and the role of adaptation in the broader climate conversation.
You can find his work at time.com/author/justin-worland
We’re keeping an eye out for his coverage on the role of cities in climate mitigation, and the role of adaptation in the broader climate conversation.
You can find his work at time.com/author/justin-worland
November 13, 2025 at 6:55 PM
Time Magazine's @justinworland.com is a journalist to watch at COP30!
We’re keeping an eye out for his coverage on the role of cities in climate mitigation, and the role of adaptation in the broader climate conversation.
You can find his work at time.com/author/justin-worland
We’re keeping an eye out for his coverage on the role of cities in climate mitigation, and the role of adaptation in the broader climate conversation.
You can find his work at time.com/author/justin-worland
Are you at COP30 in Belém? Check out @infoamazonia.org's events at the House of Socio-Environmental Journalism…
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From @stefano.infoamazonia.org :)
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From @stefano.infoamazonia.org :)
November 13, 2025 at 4:29 PM
Are you at COP30 in Belém? Check out @infoamazonia.org's events at the House of Socio-Environmental Journalism…
infoamazonia.org/en/2025/11/0...
From @stefano.infoamazonia.org :)
infoamazonia.org/en/2025/11/0...
From @stefano.infoamazonia.org :)
CCNow’s Mark Hertsgaard will host a press briefing with Christiana Figueres, the Costa Rican diplomat who was the architect of 2015’s Paris Agreement, on Tuesday, November 11, at 10am in Belém (8am US Eastern Time & 12pm UTC). Register to attend via Zoom: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
November 10, 2025 at 3:07 PM
CCNow’s Mark Hertsgaard will host a press briefing with Christiana Figueres, the Costa Rican diplomat who was the architect of 2015’s Paris Agreement, on Tuesday, November 11, at 10am in Belém (8am US Eastern Time & 12pm UTC). Register to attend via Zoom: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...