Why don’t we talk more about climate change?

In a world marked by increasingly frequent and extreme weather events, outright denial of global warming becomes less and less convincing. Today’s climate disinformation is a complex web including false information, harassment and AI-powered greenwashing.

A new global study reveals that the vast majority of people want to see more climate action – yet many underestimate just how widespread this desire is. The 89 Percent Project wants to change this, and D+C is part of the initiative.

Want to find out how to boost climate awareness, policy support or pro-environmental behaviour among your peers? Check it out online: A web application shows you which arguments work best in your country or among your peers.

The media, scientists and activists are all trying to make people understand the urgent need for climate action. Yet too little is happening. Which arguments would be most effective in conveying this message? A global study provides answers.

Linus Steinmetz was one of the most prominent faces of Fridays for Future in Germany. In this interview he talks about the setbacks faced by the climate movement, the mistakes made by organisations such as Just Stop Oil and why he remains optimistic.

Our planet is getting warmer, but other topics are dominating media coverage. Climate disinformation is also being purposefully spread. This combination is disastrous. Only well-informed and responsible citizens can exert pressure on politicians.