2025 marked ten years since the Paris Agreement. The milestone brought mixed emotions. Progress in renewable energy and electric vehicles, yet global warming projections still hovering around 2.3–2.8°C . COP30 in Belem, Brazil, delivered the Belem Package with commitments to triple adaptation finance and amplify indigenous voices. Meanwhile, floods, wildfires, and heatwaves across continents reminded us that climate change is no longer a distant threat but a lived reality. In

TCC's take on COP30 Building Momentum for What Comes Next We saw COP30 in Belem as a summit that promised to move from endless talks to real action. In some ways, that shift was visible. Countries made new pledges, Brazil launched a major forest fund, and carbon markets gained credibility. But overall, progress was uneven, and the final resolution failed to commit to fossil fuel cuts. This type of ambition without action risks delaying progress in stabilising the global atmos

Women on the Frontlines of Sustainability: Shaping Narratives that Inspire Action featuring Amanda Rushforth Discover how one...