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12.8.25

Join Our Board: Shape the Future of the Climate Movement

Are you passionate about addressing climate crisis through evidence, advocacy, and global collaboration? We are a mission-driven, science-based climate change organization seeking new Board members.

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11.8.25

The ICJ’s Climate Advisory Opinion: A Watershed Moment for Climate Justice

The ICJ's latest Advisory Opinion on Climate Change is an extraordinary vindication for those who know all too well the global threat climate change poses to life, ecosystems, and the health of the planet.

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25.6.25

World must break $7 trillion fossil fuel subsidy habit if NDCs are to be catalyst for growth: CCAG report

CCAG's latest report sets out guidance for aligning climate commitments with broader national objectives.

CCAG reports
NDCs
Energy transition
21.5.25

Climate Crisis Advisory Group welcomes three new experts in food security, oceanography and climate modelling to strengthen global climate action expertise

The Climate Crisis Advisory Group welcomes three leading climate experts – Dr. Agnes Kalibata, Professor Tessa Hill, and Professor Mark New – to strengthen its expertise across food systems, ocean science, and climate modelling.

CCAG membership
Food systems
oceanography
climate modelling
27.3.25

CCAG urges countries to go further, faster – and make climate plans work for people, economies and the planet

With current national plans leaving the world on track for 2.7°C of warming, a new report from the Climate Crisis Advisory Group (CCAG) sets out a compelling case for countries to raise ambition and act now.

4R Strategy
Climate overshoot
Energy transition
Climate resilience
22.1.25

Stefan Rahmstorf joins CCAG

The leading oceanographer and climatologist joins CCAG at a critical time in the fight against the climate crisis.

CCAG membership
21.1.25

Robert Correll | 1934–2025

CCAG marks the passing of esteemed colleague Bob Corell, globally renowned climate scientist and glaciologist.

CCAG membership
13.1.25

The world has breached 1.5°C

Sir David King reacts to the news that Earth’s average temperature climbed to more than 1.5 °C above pre-industrial levels for the first time in 2024.

Climate overshoot
Climate resilience
3.12.24

CCAG reacts to COP29

CCAG's Sir David King and Professor Mercedes Bustamante share their thoughts on the agreement reached at COP29, and set out what they believe must now be achieved at COP30 in Brazil.

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