Pauline discusses how our ethics and beliefs are crucial for climate action, challenging existing paradigms. She holds a master’s in Sustainability and Social Innovation from HEC Paris, with

Pauline discusses how our ethics and beliefs are crucial for climate action, challenging existing paradigms. She holds a master’s in Sustainability and Social Innovation from HEC Paris, with expertise in strategy consulting and social entrepreneurship. Through the AQWA project, she traveled globally, supporting non-profits across Africa, Asia, and South America.

Since 2018, Pauline has served as Sustainability Director at Techno India Group, where she develops learning and professional opportunities for students in sustainability, notably through her venture Y-East. She also contributes to numerous other initiatives, including Head of Social Innovation at Incubator Technopreneurs Surrogate Ventures, Curator at Offbeat CCU, Climate Reality Leader, and Partner at The SASI Co.

This talk was delivered at a TEDx event. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx.

Brianna's talk explores our addiction to plastics, revealing how this once-lauded manufacturing solution has become an environmental poison threatening our wellbeing. She discusses the urgent need

Brianna's talk explores our addiction to plastics, revealing how this once-lauded manufacturing solution has become an environmental poison threatening our wellbeing. She discusses the urgent need to address plastic pollution.

Committed to combating this global issue, Brianna delivered her insights at an independently organized TEDx event. Learn more about TEDx at ted.com/tedx.

Amid global crises, we still have good news to share. This year, significant gains have been made for wild plants and animals. We've defeated pipelines, secured protections for endangered

Amid global crises, we still have good news to share. This year, significant gains have been made for wild plants and animals. We've defeated pipelines, secured protections for endangered wildlife, and ended a decades-long battle over a disastrous water project in the West.

These victories are a testament to collective energy, creativity, and tenacity. Join us in celebrating these successes in the fight for a livable planet. Our Nevada director, Patrick Donnelly, and North Carolina attorney, Perrin de Jong, will share their strategies for success.

Center Senior Attorney Andrea Zaccardi and Endangered Species Program Director Noah Greenwald presented on efforts to save two iconic large carnivores: grizzly bears and wolverines.

The

Center Senior Attorney Andrea Zaccardi and Endangered Species Program Director Noah Greenwald presented on efforts to save two iconic large carnivores: grizzly bears and wolverines.

The discussion covered the biology and significance of these creatures. It also highlighted how individuals can join campaigns to ensure their long-term protection and survival.

Isha Clarke, a 16-year-old Oakland activist, co-founded Youth vs. Apocalypse to protest a controversial coal terminal planned for an underserved community. Her early activism highlighted

Isha Clarke, a 16-year-old Oakland activist, co-founded Youth vs. Apocalypse to protest a controversial coal terminal planned for an underserved community. Her early activism highlighted environmental racism and the critical need for environmental justice.

Now a leader, Isha and Youth vs. Apocalypse gained national attention confronting Senator Dianne Feinstein about the Green New Deal in a viral video. They continue advocating for radical climate action centered on frontline communities, organizing major events like the Bay Area Youth Climate Strike and actions at the California Democratic Convention. Isha champions a movement that amplifies the voices of youth and marginalized communities.

Learn more: Brower Youth Awards
Film by Storyline Media

Mile-long drift gillnets indiscriminately trap and drown marine mammals, including endangered sperm whales. This deadly fishing gear kills more marine mammals than all other observed U.S. West

Mile-long drift gillnets indiscriminately trap and drown marine mammals, including endangered sperm whales. This deadly fishing gear kills more marine mammals than all other observed U.S. West Coast Fisheries combined.

Oceana is working to protect at-risk whales and other marine life from these indiscriminate nets. Join their efforts to help save these animals: https://bit.ly/2ZLMXFC

A new investigation uncovers how the coal industry, through a secretive network of giants, lobbyists, and media, has infiltrated Australia's federal government. This influence aims to halt climate

A new investigation uncovers how the coal industry, through a secretive network of giants, lobbyists, and media, has infiltrated Australia's federal government. This influence aims to halt climate action and stall the transition to clean energy, impacting political decisions up to the Prime Minister's office.

This documentary film exposes the dark heart of Australian politics, following veteran investigative journalist Michael West (michaelwest.com.au). It was co-directed by award-winning filmmaker Chris Phillips (thingsbychris.com) and Greenpeace Australia Pacific's Kim Paul Nguyen.

Learn more about this critical exposé: act.greenpeace.org.au/dirtypower

West Indian manatees typically reside in shallow coastal seas but seek warm freshwater springs during colder winter months. This migration is crucial for their survival in dropping

West Indian manatees typically reside in shallow coastal seas but seek warm freshwater springs during colder winter months. This migration is crucial for their survival in dropping temperatures.

You can help protect these vulnerable creatures. Support the Endangered Species Act and the #StopExtinction movement by adding your name here.

The vividly colored candy darter has been protected under the Endangered Species Act, with over 300 miles of streams in Virginia and West Virginia also proposed for protection. This federal

The vividly colored candy darter has been protected under the Endangered Species Act, with over 300 miles of streams in Virginia and West Virginia also proposed for protection. This federal decision follows a petition and litigation by the Center for Biological Diversity and its allies.

The darter has vanished from at least half its range, primarily due to pollution, competition, or hybridization. Although first identified as needing federal protection in 1982, action was delayed. The Center sued the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in 2015 to secure a court-binding decision, ensuring this imperiled animal finally receives the help needed to avoid extinction.