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On 23-25 March 2026, over 800 people from across Europe came together in Brussels and many more online for Together in Action 2026, the European Climate Pact’s annual event to celebrate progress in tackling climate change.
Each year, Valentine’s Day reminds us of the importance of nurturing connections, establishing partnerships and making shared commitments to the things we love – climate action that is. Here’s how the European Climate Pact can help you find the perfect partner in 2026, while also matching your perso
Want to make more climate-smart choices this year? Perhaps artificial intelligence (AI) could hold the key. From everyday apps and devices that can make your life more sustainable to assisting with big-picture potential solutions to climate change, let’s take a look at how AI and other digital tools
As part of the 2025 European Week of Regions and Cities, the Climate Pact community co-organised local events to talk about how we can adapt to the new challenges posed by climate change, prepare for crises, and remain resilient.
This year’s UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) took place from 10 to 21 November in Belém, Brazil. Many European Climate Pact Ambassadors and Partners were there to fly the flag for climate action on the global stage. Here’s what they got up to.
Are you looking to level up your climate action? If so, the European Climate Pact has you covered!
Young people today will be most impacted by climate change. But with their knowledge, creativity and fresh ideas, they’re already shaping solutions, keeping climate change on the agenda, and driving change for a better future.
We all enjoy taking a well-deserved break, especially during the summer holidays. But travelling to different destinations can come with a considerable environmental footprint.
Climate action is for everyone – and that includes you! But to take action confidently, it helps to have the right knowledge. Let’s look at how EU initiatives and the European Climate Pact can build up your green expertise.
To mark the third annual EU Day for the Victims of the Global Climate Crisis on 15 July, events across the EU honoured those lost to and affected by the climate crisis and called for further action to reduce the risk of climate impacts.