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June 23-26, London & Online
We Don't Have Time broadcast hub
June
23
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2:00 am
EDT
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23
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2026
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June 23-26, London & Online
June 23-26, London & Online
We Don't Have Time broadcast hub
June
23
,
9:00
CEST
CET
/
2:00 am
EDT
EST
23
,
2026
,
June 23-26, London & Online
June 23-26, London & Online
We Don't Have Time broadcast hub
Join our broadcasts from London Climate Action Week as we continue tracking and amplifying the global climate transition. Take part in the latest discussions on electrification, energy efficiency, the just and equitable transition, exponential climate solutions, and the science driving this transformation.
The First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels was hosted by Colombia and the Netherlands. It marked a major new moment in international climate diplomacy since the Paris Agreement. The journey now continues across the ocean toward Tuvalu in 2027. Under Pacific leadership, representing some of the world’s most dedicated and climate-vulnerable nations, the work will continue with a strong focus on implementation, integrity, accountability and transparency.
During London Climate Action Week, We Don’t Have Time will follow up on this important event and help keep the momentum growing by tracking developments, amplifying solutions, and expanding the impact for the global coalition for a just transition away from fossil fuels.
Join us for the launch of the new platform, The Real Economy, hosted at Right Livelihood's office in Stockholm, Sweden, on June 3. Hear about their ongoing projects and meet the founders. Helena Norberg-Hodge will be visiting Sweden and giving a talk at this event.
We believe that one of the prominent aspects of society which stands between us and a more peaceful and just world are the ideas of separation that underpin our global economic system. We are launching The Real Economy to highlight, inspire and envision a different path forward where economics is based on seeing ourselves as part of a web of life, not separate from it. Come, hear more and connect with us.
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Great Britain is already today experiencing the growing impacts of climate change, with more frequent and severe heatwaves, increased flooding, and water shortages. This raises the need for climate mitigation and adaptation. What role can nature restoration and conservation play in making the UK more resilient to climate shocks? In this session, experts will examine how to climate proof Britain through the lens of biodiversity and ecosystem restoration.
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
What started in Santa Marta is only in its starting phase. Together with experts, business leaders, and policymakers, we will take stock of what is happening now that the initiative has started. How is the work of creating national roadmaps going? What needs to happen by COP31?
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
A podcast where nature restoration gets real.
The case for restoring the world's forests and ecosystems has been made — repeatedly. The Understory is for everyone ready to ask what comes next: the practitioners, scientists, and builders working on the harder questions the main stages don't have room for.
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
At the Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuel conference in Santa Marta, Colombia, earlier in April, Investor-State Dispute Settlements entered the international climate discussions for the first time. This little-known but powerful legal mechanism is one of the structural barriers that lock countries into fossil fuel dependence. How do global finance structures and legal frameworks limit policy space, reinforce inequality, and shape whose transitions are supported and whose are blocked? Join this conversation as we look at what’s holding us back and explore the structural changes needed for a truly just transition.
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
What started in Santa Marta is only in its starting phase. Together with experts, business leaders, and policymakers, we will take stock of what is happening now that the initiative has started. How is the work of creating national roadmaps going? What needs to happen by COP31?
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
What started in Santa Marta is only in its starting phase. Together with experts, business leaders, and policymakers, we will take stock of what is happening now that the initiative has started. How is the work of creating national roadmaps going? What needs to happen by COP31?
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
Join us for a high-level discussion on how electrification and energy efficiency together can accelerate the transition to a cleaner, more competitive energy system.
Sharing perspectives from industry, and policy leaders the session will explore how energy efficiency enables electrification and what is needed to scale implementation globally. From innovative industrial solutions and heat recovery technologies to financing mechanisms and stable policy frameworks, the discussion will focus on the practical actions required to accelerate progress ahead of COP and beyond.
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
Energy efficiency is one of the fastest, most cost-effective pathways to energy security, competitiveness, and decarbonization, yet it remains underutilized. To increase the speed of implementation, the Energy Efficiency Action Initiative has been implemented on We Don't Have Time. In this session, the initiators, Alfa Laval and Energy Efficiency Movement, together with We Don't Have Time, will present the initiative and how already implemented examples will be spread to inspire others and show the already proven potential in terms of money saved and increased resilience.
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
What started in Santa Marta is only in its starting phase. Together with experts, business leaders, and policymakers, we will take stock of what is happening now that the initiative has started. How is the work of creating national roadmaps going? What needs to happen by COP31?
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
What started in Santa Marta is only in its starting phase. Together with experts, business leaders, and policymakers, we will take stock of what is happening now that the initiative has started. How is the work of creating national roadmaps going? What needs to happen by COP31?
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
A new social media built around trust, privacy and verified human users.
Built on the open AT Protocol and hosted on European infrastructure, W helps reduce bots, fake accounts and manipulation while protecting freedom of expression and personal privacy.
With access to more than 40 million users from day one, W combines global reach with a new focus on trust, transparency and meaningful dialogue at a time when social media is increasingly shaped by AI-generated content and disinformation.
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
If you want to join the event and mingle on June 25, 15:30-18:00 BST, please register on this link.
The initiative builds on momentum from the Santa Marta conference, where representatives from 57 countries gathered to advance implementation of the historic COP28 commitment to transition away from fossil fuels.
As the official global media partner We Don't Have Time helped bring the discussions and outcomes to a global audience. The Transition Away Tracker is the next step, helping increase transparency, accountability and public awareness around how countries, companies and institutions are delivering on their commitments.
The vision behind the Transition Away Tracker will be presented, alongside opportunities for organisations and individuals who want to help accelerate the transition away from fossil fuels to get involved.
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
If you want to join the event and mingle on June 25, 15:30-18:00 BST, please register on this link.
The program will be continuously updated. Register to get the latest updates.
Sessions will be recorded 24 hours before in our studio at the County Hall in London, UK. If you want to watch the session in our studio, please register on this page by selecting "I want to participate on-site" in the drop-down menu.
Join us for the launch of the new platform, The Real Economy, hosted at Right Livelihood's office in Stockholm, Sweden, on June 3. Hear about their ongoing projects and meet the founders. Helena Norberg-Hodge will be visiting Sweden and giving a talk at this event.
We believe that one of the prominent aspects of society which stands between us and a more peaceful and just world are the ideas of separation that underpin our global economic system. We are launching The Real Economy to highlight, inspire and envision a different path forward where economics is based on seeing ourselves as part of a web of life, not separate from it. Come, hear more and connect with us.
Great Britain is already today experiencing the growing impacts of climate change, with more frequent and severe heatwaves, increased flooding, and water shortages. This raises the need for climate mitigation and adaptation. What role can nature restoration and conservation play in making the UK more resilient to climate shocks? In this session, experts will examine how to climate proof Britain through the lens of biodiversity and ecosystem restoration.
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
What started in Santa Marta is only in its starting phase. Together with experts, business leaders, and policymakers, we will take stock of what is happening now that the initiative has started. How is the work of creating national roadmaps going? What needs to happen by COP31?
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
A podcast where nature restoration gets real.
The case for restoring the world's forests and ecosystems has been made — repeatedly. The Understory is for everyone ready to ask what comes next: the practitioners, scientists, and builders working on the harder questions the main stages don't have room for.
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
At the Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuel conference in Santa Marta, Colombia, earlier in April, Investor-State Dispute Settlements entered the international climate discussions for the first time. This little-known but powerful legal mechanism is one of the structural barriers that lock countries into fossil fuel dependence. How do global finance structures and legal frameworks limit policy space, reinforce inequality, and shape whose transitions are supported and whose are blocked? Join this conversation as we look at what’s holding us back and explore the structural changes needed for a truly just transition.
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
What started in Santa Marta is only in its starting phase. Together with experts, business leaders, and policymakers, we will take stock of what is happening now that the initiative has started. How is the work of creating national roadmaps going? What needs to happen by COP31?
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
What started in Santa Marta is only in its starting phase. Together with experts, business leaders, and policymakers, we will take stock of what is happening now that the initiative has started. How is the work of creating national roadmaps going? What needs to happen by COP31?
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
Join us for a high-level discussion on how electrification and energy efficiency together can accelerate the transition to a cleaner, more competitive energy system.
Sharing perspectives from industry, and policy leaders the session will explore how energy efficiency enables electrification and what is needed to scale implementation globally. From innovative industrial solutions and heat recovery technologies to financing mechanisms and stable policy frameworks, the discussion will focus on the practical actions required to accelerate progress ahead of COP and beyond.
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
Energy efficiency is one of the fastest, most cost-effective pathways to energy security, competitiveness, and decarbonization, yet it remains underutilized. To increase the speed of implementation, the Energy Efficiency Action Initiative has been implemented on We Don't Have Time. In this session, the initiators, Alfa Laval and Energy Efficiency Movement, together with We Don't Have Time, will present the initiative and how already implemented examples will be spread to inspire others and show the already proven potential in terms of money saved and increased resilience.
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
What started in Santa Marta is only in its starting phase. Together with experts, business leaders, and policymakers, we will take stock of what is happening now that the initiative has started. How is the work of creating national roadmaps going? What needs to happen by COP31?
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
What started in Santa Marta is only in its starting phase. Together with experts, business leaders, and policymakers, we will take stock of what is happening now that the initiative has started. How is the work of creating national roadmaps going? What needs to happen by COP31?
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
A new social media built around trust, privacy and verified human users.
Built on the open AT Protocol and hosted on European infrastructure, W helps reduce bots, fake accounts and manipulation while protecting freedom of expression and personal privacy.
With access to more than 40 million users from day one, W combines global reach with a new focus on trust, transparency and meaningful dialogue at a time when social media is increasingly shaped by AI-generated content and disinformation.
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
If you want to join the event and mingle on June 25, 15:30-18:00 BST, please register on this link.
The initiative builds on momentum from the Santa Marta conference, where representatives from 57 countries gathered to advance implementation of the historic COP28 commitment to transition away from fossil fuels.
As the official global media partner We Don't Have Time helped bring the discussions and outcomes to a global audience. The Transition Away Tracker is the next step, helping increase transparency, accountability and public awareness around how countries, companies and institutions are delivering on their commitments.
The vision behind the Transition Away Tracker will be presented, alongside opportunities for organisations and individuals who want to help accelerate the transition away from fossil fuels to get involved.
The recording of this session takes place 24 hours before in our studio at Sustainable Ventures' workspace, County Hall, London, UK.
If you want to join the event and mingle on June 25, 15:30-18:00 BST, please register on this link.
Previously with the Times Newspaper London, the U.N. Environment, and the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change, Nick was the Director of Communications and Spokesperson for the Paris Agreement of 2015. More recently, he has served as the Director of Communications for the Global Climate Action Summit that took place in San Francisco in September 2018.
https://www.earthday.orgDr. Sweta Chakraborty is the CEO of North America, We Don’t Have Time. She is a partner at Pioneer Public Affairs. She is also the founder and principal of Adapt to Thrive, a venture that seeks to better inform individuals, businesses, and government entities on the complex, interconnected challenges, such as food insecurity and disease, already existing and emerging from a warming planet.
http://swetachakraborty.comIngmar is serial entrepreneur within financial communication and nominated for a DI Gasell Award, Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of The Year, Sweden’s Environmental Influencer 2018, and International Gamechanger of the Year 2020, and Green Warrior 2021. Ingmar Rentzhog has been the chairman of the environmental think tank Global Challenge. He is on the board of Naventus Corporate Finance. He’s a member of Al Gore’s Climate Reality and European Climate Policy Task Force and he was in 2022 appointed a European Climate Pact Ambassador by the European Commission.
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