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Citizen science – where individuals and communities contribute to scientific research and data collection – is a powerful way to turn knowledge into real-world climate solutions.
On 18–19 March 2025, the European Climate Pact’s annual event, Together in Action, brought more than 500 people to Brussels. The event provided a space for Ambassadors and Partners to connect, reflect and get inspired, celebrating the power of collective action to drive climate solutions.
We wake up to smart alarm clocks that adjust based on our sleep patterns, work remotely through cloud-based platforms, rely on AI-powered assistants to organise our days, and use navigation apps to calculate the most fuel-efficient routes.
This year, make climate wins part of your routine. Here are five easy ways to get started!
Festive celebrations are about joy, connection, and great food. Yet, food waste, food transportation and single use decorations all contribute to the climate crisis.
The most important international climate conference of the year, COP29, has just taken place in Baku. So, what do you need to know?
The European Climate Pact photo competition shone a light on the inspiring actions people are taking for the climate at home, in their communities and in cities, helping to build a more sustainable Europe for the future.
We are dealing with man-made climate change,” announced Jan Dusík, the European Commission’s Deputy Director-General for Climate Action, as he opened the Climate Pact’s citizen-led climate action event on 8 October in Brussels.
We know that not all heroes wear capes and when it comes to climate, anyone taking meaningful action can be a superhero.
The European Climate Pact invited everyone across the EU to submit a photo and caption of the climate action they are taking at home, in their communities and cities.