On December 3, 2015, hundreds of young people gathered at the United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP21) to join leaders and share their voices on climate chan
What do young people think about climate change at COP21?
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Reducing My Impact One Pedal at a Time
The following is the first entry in a series of short personal weekly accounts on how each member of the C4C team is reducing their impact on the environment.
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Climate Resolutions for Year 2015
The New Year is a perfect time to reflect on the past year, imagine a better future, and think up resolutions to make that better future a reality. This year, why not dedicate one of your resolutions to taking 15 climate-friendly actions in 2015?
Tweet your New Year’s resolution to act on climate change with the hashtag #Action4Climate or post it on our Facebook page.
See our 15 Highlights from 2014
Waste is a growing problem. Now is the time for innovation.
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By YeJin Kim
Everyday, the world makes a lot of garbage. The volume of garbage is increasing rapidly, and it is now hard to stop without transformational changes in how we use and reuse resources. We face increasing responsibilities to find groundbreaking solutions to the waste we make daily.
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15 Highlights from 2014 as we Plan Climate Action in 2015
Connect4Climate looks back on 15 highlights in 2014 celebrating climate action with a view of advancing the climate movement in 2015. We are so thankful to all of you for taking on climate change.
Youth Impress to Take On Their Future
I stood in front of about 30 college students from several universities on the East Coast of the United States, talking about how Connect4Climate can be a unique platform—especially the world’s youth—to help tackle climate change.
