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Daily live broadcasts from COP30 in Belém. November 10–21, 2025.
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Daily live broadcasts from COP30 in Belém. November 10–21, 2025.
Live from COP30 in Belém, Brazil.
From November 10–21, 2025, We Don’t Have Time, and partners, will broadcast live from COP30, the UN Climate Change Conference hosted for the first time in the heart of the Amazon region, in Belém, Brazil.
Join us as we explore science-driven climate solutions and amplify the voices shaping our planet’s future, from leading researchers and scientists, policymakers, NGOs, youth activists, Indigenous leaders, and business leaders.
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In the inaugural episode of the COPOut Podcast, Dr. Dana R. Fisher talks with climate leaders about how to platform activism and empower civil society in the struggle to address the climate crisis.
Tune in to hear from Ingmar Rentzhog from We Don’t Have Time, Jamie Minden from This Is Zero Hour, and Magnolia Mead from Party Crashers to learn about their personal histories with climate activism, how they are all working in different ways to platform activism and empower civil society, and their individual choices about whether or not to attend the COP30 climate negotiations.
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Listen to interviews conducted by We Don't Have Time at COP30. Watch them on-demand here.
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Listen to interviews conducted by We Don't Have Time at COP30. Watch them on-demand here.
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Listen to interviews conducted by We Don't Have Time at COP30. Watch them on-demand here.
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Listen to interviews conducted by We Don't Have Time at COP30. Watch them on-demand here.
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In the inaugural episode of the COPOut Podcast, Dr. Dana R. Fisher talks with climate leaders about how to platform activism and empower civil society in the struggle to address the climate crisis.
Tune in to hear from Ingmar Rentzhog from We Don’t Have Time, Jamie Minden from This Is Zero Hour, and Magnolia Mead from Party Crashers to learn about their personal histories with climate activism, how they are all working in different ways to platform activism and empower civil society, and their individual choices about whether or not to attend the COP30 climate negotiations.
Live from COP30 – welcome to our public broadcasting hub at the UN Climate Change Conference 2025 in Belém, Brazil. Together with our partners, we will explore the challenges and solutions to the climate crisis. We will bring in scientists, business leaders, policy-makers, civil society leaders, and climate experts to accelerate solutions, inspire action, and defend the science that informs it all, and follow the negotiations on-site in Belém.
Science is at the heart of the climate movement, but the crucial work of researchers and analysts is under threat: Right at the moment we most need a clear, rational, data-driven understanding of our warming world, hostile political shifts are attacking our truth-seeking institutions.
That’s why we’re opening our COP30 broadcast with a lineup that embodies science, truth, and action. Join us as we hear from Sandrine Dixson-Declève, Daniela Chiaretti, Claudio Angelo, Isobel Bruce, and Richard Folland, where they will break down what’s really happening to our planet, what must change now, and how COP30 will define climate action for years to come.
When truth becomes a threat, science becomes resistance. Join the movement to Make Science Great Again.
A new Exponential Roadmap Initiative report shows many countries and companies are now decoupling emissions from growth — a phenomenon called “Crocodile Economics.” This session explores the data, real-world company examples, and enabling factors, from technology to policy, showing how leadership can drive exponential progress in a decisive decade.
Join us live at COP30 in Belém for a special panel discussion on a critical new report from the Exponential Roadmap Initiative: Crocodile Economics: Decoupling Emissions from Growth.
As technology becomes a driving force in the climate transition, CTOs are emerging as critical enablers of sustainable transformation. From AI-driven efficiency and data transparency to digital tools for managing emissions and supply chain risks, technology leaders are redefining how organizations deliver on sustainability goals. So, how can CTOs help accelerate the transition to net-zero? Join us for this session where we will unveil insights from the 2025 CTO Climate Transition Insights survey.
Recorded live during COP30 in Belém, Brazil, this three-part mini-series of the Scientista Podcast centers Indigenous voices at the frontlines of climate action. Each episode features women leaders sharing how traditional knowledge and modern science together shape more just and sustainable solutions—from protecting forests and freshwater to advancing biodiversity and cultural resilience.
As COP30 kicks off in Belém, Brazil, UNDP’s Global Director of Climate, Cassie Flynn, joins us to unpack what’s happening on the ground. From Brazil’s pivotal role in shaping the summit’s agenda to UNDP’s global push for climate action, Flynn shares insights on what’s at stake, and what breakthroughs might be on the horizon.
Part of the Nature Positive Dialogues, a COP30 broadcast series bringing the future of nature, climate and people to a global stage.
What would it take to secure a safe, sustainable, and just future? Simply put, we must become Nature Positive.
This opening panel dives into the background and rationale behind the global target to halt and reverse nature loss by 2030, unpacking the vision, the science, and the global momentum driving it. Discover how the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework is turning ambition into action, and what it will take to make “Nature Positive by 2030” a reality.
We are entering a new era. A time where we will either shape the future or be shaped by it. As global challenges accelerate, collaboration and shared purpose are becoming the true drivers of progress.
Join us for an inspiring panel discussion exploring the vital role of partnerships in navigating this transformative decade. Together, we will examine how collective action, cross-sector innovation and purpose-driven leadership can unlock solutions for a more sustainable and equitable world.
The conversation will bring together leading voices from across sectors to share perspectives on how partnerships can move beyond rhetoric to real impact, redefining how we innovate, invest and lead in the face of global change.
Be part of the dialogue shaping the next chapter of collaboration, impact and leadership in the Nordics and beyond.
As part of our mission to bring the latest climate science directly to media, negotiators, world leaders, and the public, We Don’t Have Time is proud to team up with the Planetary Science Pavilion to present daily, science-focused press briefings, live from COP30 in Belém, Brazil. Stay on top of the day-to-day developments of the decade’s most important climate conference, and hear from world-renowned scientists and experts as they deliver empirical, fact-based analysis each day of the summit.
Doubling energy efficiency progress by 2030 makes sense for the climate, economy, and energy security. Join us for this first episode of Energy Efficiency First – a series of six episodes as we learn how EU leaders, cities, and innovators show the way to a more energy-efficient future. on how to collaborate on climate – and how to seize the opportunities as we transition to net zero.
We’re making science the backbone of our COP30 broadcasts. As political and social pressures challenge truth-seeking institutions around the world, we’re starting each day at COP30 by elevating the voices of researchers and experts driving evidence-based climate action.
Every year, leading scientists from around the world are invited to review the latest findings in climate change research and compile the results into one of the most valuable climate reports available. Join us to hear from Wendy Broadgate, Paula Mirazo, and Deliang Chen, contributing authors to the 10 New Insights in Climate Science report, as they discuss the latest findings shaping global climate policy and explore how science can stay strong in an age of uncertainty.
When truth becomes a threat, science becomes resistance. Join the movement to Make Science Great Again.
We are behind schedule to reach net zero, and target-setting alone won’t be enough. The Climate Solutions Framework identifies products, services, and companies with the potential to transform entire sectors. This session explores how solution-driven businesses are turning impact into systemic change, and how support systems can accelerate transformation at scale.
Around the world, the energy transition is increasingly defined not by individual technologies or sectors, but by the ability to think and act at the systems level. New paradigms are emerging where traditional boundaries between industries, public utilities, and other actors are displaced by partnerships and cooperation, allowing waste streams, infrastructure, and innovation to unlock new efficiencies.
This panel will explore how cross-organization collaboration is reshaping the path to net zero, drawing on models from the data center boom, Stockholm’s de-siloed heat and electricity networks, and China’s nationwide push for next-generation distributed grids. The bottom line is that synergy is the key to progress.
Bringing together perspectives from the energy sector, industry, tech, and policy, the discussion will examine how breaking down silos—across industries, borders, and regulatory frameworks—is necessary to align innovation and infrastructure for a sustainable, interconnected future.
As demand for cooling grows worldwide, Horizon and LIFE innovations deliver solutions that keep people safe without heating the planet.
Join us for the second episode of Energy Efficiency First on how affordable, efficient, and sustainable heating & cooling can be scaled to keep homes temperate in cities and protect vulnerable populations from extreme heat worldwide.
Part of the Nature Positive Dialogues, a COP30 broadcast series bringing the future of nature, climate and people to a global stage.
To build a nature-positive world, we have to change the way we think. This session explores how a new mindset—one that sees nature as the foundation of progress, not a casualty of it—is a prerequisite to the transformation of economies, policies and everyday choices. Join leading sustainability thinkers and changemakers as they explore how redefining value, success, and growth could unlock the systemic change we need to live in balance with the planet.
Is there a life after COP? The fight for a prosperous, fossil-free future must continue. Long-term viewers will now that We Don't Have Time goes to the World Ecomomic Forum in Davos every year to continue pushing for science, climate solutions, and the green transition. Now we’re happy to announce our main partner for next year’s Davos Hub – the Swiss non-profit GreenUp and The Climate Hub Davos.
Together with experts and high-level guests, we look back on today’s broadcast, reflect on the conversations, and highlight the main topics of tomorrow’s climate negotiations.
We Don’t Have Time will host the Press Briefing from the Planetary Science Pavilion, where we bring the latest climate science directly to media, negotiators, world leaders, and the public every day. Listen to scientists and experts as they deliver regular, fact-based updates on the state of our planet and the frontlines of science.
We Don’t Have Time is proud to feature a personally curated series of videos from one of the best climate communicators working today: Just Have A Think. From climate impacts to policy analysis and technology explainers, Dave Borlace demystifies the complexities of climate change and climate action with humor and charm.
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Building on our mission to elevate science and evidence-based dialogue, our COP30 science briefings continue with a focus on the planetary systems approaching the brink of irreversible change. This session brings together top international experts to unpack the Global Tipping Points Report 2025 and its implications for climate stability, ecosystems, and society. Join us to hear from Tim Lenton, Melanie McField, Carlos Nobre, and Raquel Luna Viggiani for a deep dive into the science of tipping points, and what it means for the urgency of global climate action.
When truth becomes a threat, science becomes resistance. Join the movement to Make Science Great Again.
The Light Won’t Dim is a 30-minute documentary exploring the promise and urgency of solar power in a time of climate crisis. From Puerto Rico’s Centro Buen Pastor, where solar panels became a lifeline after Hurricane Maria, to New York City schools and small-town rooftops, the film shows how communities are taking energy into their own hands. Featuring interviews with leaders like Senator Bernie Sanders, climate activist Bill McKibben, and clean energy innovator Jigar Shah, alongside local leaders and experts, the film reveals both the obstacles and the growing momentum for clean energy — a story of resilience, equity, and hope for the future.
As the digital arteries of the global economy, telecommunication companies are uniquely positioned to accelerate climate action.
This session explores how leading telcos are embedding credible climate transition plans into the heart of their strategies: cutting emissions, managing risks, and catalyzing innovation. Learn how the sector is decarbonizing its own operations, building climate-resilient networks, and turning connectivity into a cornerstone of long-term stability and innovation.
Join us to discover how telcos are preparing for a more connected, climate-resilient future, and learn what it takes to build networks that can withstand the challenges of a warming world.
As the world watches the 1.5°C goal drift beyond reach, the need for solutions that can rapidly curb rising temperatures is acute. One of the most powerful levers we have is also one of the most overlooked: methane.
Methane traps far more heat than CO₂, but it doesn’t linger nearly as long. That means slashing methane emissions can deliver a rapid cooling effect—buying precious time to strengthen resilience and fully decarbonize the global economy. For companies and investors seeking to make a measurable, near-term impact, methane reductions are among the most effective actions available today.
However, to unlock this potential, credible methodologies and high-integrity standards are essential. Robust measurement, verification, and certification systems ensure that every tonne of methane reduced translates into real, additional, and verifiable climate impact.
Join us for a conversation on how collaboration between standard-setters, project developers, investors, and policymakers can accelerate methane mitigation worldwide: what’s being done to scale credible action, how integrity frameworks fit into corporate sustainability and investment strategies, and why a global agreement on methane, underpinned by trusted methodologies, is essential to keeping climate hopes alive.
Ten years on from Pope Francis' environmental encyclical Laudato Si', in October at the Vatican, newly elected Pope Leo XIV sent a powerful message to the world that he will continue to champion climate justice. The context was the 'Raising Hope' Conference, where he set out his ecological manifesto before blessing a melting Greenland iceberg. In this session, our panel of leaders from faith, business, youth, and civil society will explore the outcome of that important global meeting and, in particular, the proposal of Peoples' Determined Contributions that emerged.
We Don’t Have Time will host the Press Briefing from the Planetary Science Pavilion, where we bring the latest climate science directly to media, negotiators, world leaders, and the public every day. Listen to scientists and experts as they deliver regular, fact-based updates on the state of our planet and the frontlines of science.
Just like this year’s host country Brazil, Norway is funding its green transition with money earned from oil production.Is this a contradiction at the heart of climate action — or a pragmatic path toward a cleaner future?
Join us for a Climate Dialogue with Andreas Bjelland Eriksen, Norway’s Minister of Climate and Environment.
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Building on our mission to elevate science and evidence-based dialogue, we start the day’s broadcast with a deep dive into the role conservation and restoration must play in climate solutions. Join us in celebration of 25 years of the Millennium Seed Bank, a global effort to protect plant diversity and safeguard the planet’s natural resilience. Hear from experts Alexandre Antonelli, Katie Weintraub, and Andre Wongtschowski who will discuss how preserving biodiversity, restoring ecosystems, and embracing nature-based innovations form a key part of the solution to the climate crisis.
When truth becomes a threat, science becomes resistance. Join the movement to Make Science Great Again.
Women are driving transformative climate action, yet remain underrepresented in decision-making. This session brings together pioneering leaders shaping business and climate policy. It explores how inclusive leadership can accelerate impact, build resilience, and guide organisations through uncertainty.
As the world heats up, so does the human cost. A new report by The Lancet, in collaboration with Wellcome, delivers a stark warning: delays in climate action are already costing lives and livelihoods on a massive scale. From extreme heat and air pollution to the spread of infectious diseases, we have entered an era of rising deaths linked to our warming world.
Climate and health cannot be disentangled, and the consequences of inaction are impossible to ignore.
Join us as leaders in science, international development, and health explore how the climate crisis has become one of the defining health challenges of our time, and how decisive action to mitigate and adapt to climate change could be our strongest lever to save lives, promote growth, and deliver a healthier, more equitable future.
Buildings can be real energy hogs, but they can also be climate solutions. Through retrofitting, smart appliances, digital twins, and more, Horizon and LIFE innovations are reshaping the built environment to preserve more energy.
Join this third episode of Energy Efficiency First with changemakers who highlight how renovating and restructuring buildings can be used as a force for good.
In 2023, space and water heating made up nearly 78% of household energy consumption and half of Europe’s overall energy demand. Yet the sector still relies heavily on imported fossil fuels.
Across Europe, change is underway as renewable heat, waste heat recovery and electrification reshape how we warm and cool our homes and industries. The EU’s upcoming heating and cooling strategy marks a turning point and offers a chance to unlock the full potential of district heating and cooling, a technological flagship made in Europe.
The stakes are high. Ensuring comfortable homes, a competitive industry and freedom from fossil imports all depend on smart, integrated and local clean energy systems.
Do not miss our exclusive interview with Energy and Housing Commissioner Dan Jørgensen and Catarina Rolfsdotter, exploring the future of Europe’s heating decarbonisation.
Together with experts and high-level guests, we look back on today’s broadcast, reflect on the conversations, and highlight the main topics of tomorrow’s climate negotiations.
We Don’t Have Time will host the Press Briefing from the Planetary Science Pavilion, where we bring the latest climate science directly to media, negotiators, world leaders, and the public every day. Listen to scientists and experts as they deliver regular, fact-based updates on the state of our planet and the frontlines of science.
Our planet’s vital signs are flashing red. We have breached 7 out of 9 Planetary Boundaries.
Hear Johan Rockström, Director, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, explain the key findings from the 2025 Planetary Health Check.
Step into the front row of the world’s fastest economic shift as we unveil the Exponential Business Playbook 5.0 — powered by companies representing over $1 trillion in revenue and 2 million employees.
Hear from Professor Johan Rockström, Co-chair of the Exponential Roadmap Initiative, and Johan Falk, its CEO and founder, as they unpack why this playbook has become an essential, practical guide for business and sustainability leaders who want to accelerate the most rapid economic transition in history.
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Science tells us that climate super pollutants, primarily methane, account for one third of the warming already impacting our world. Agreements to address methane emissions were reached at COP26 and COP29, but have they led to action? Join us as we hear experts Martina Otto, Ruth Zugman Do Coutto, and Adalberto Maluf discuss the latest science, policies, and technologies shaping global efforts to curb this potent greenhouse gas and deliver rapid climate benefits.
When truth becomes a threat, science becomes resistance. Join the movement to Make Science Great Again.
Join us for talks with movers and change-makers on how to collaborate on climate – and how to seize the opportunities as we transition to net zero.
How can power grids drive a sustainable energy transition? This panel brings together leading voices from industry, and civil society to explore how power grids can accelerate the shift to clean energy. The discussion will spotlight smart grids as the backbone of the energy transition and emphasize the need to embed sustainability and resilience in every stage of development. By uniting technological innovation, policy insight, and environmental responsibility, the session will identify practical pathways toward building power systems that are inclusive, reliable, and sustainable.
Europe’s industries and SMEs are cutting waste, saving costs, and decarbonizing through efficiency—can these solutions go global? The Energy Efficiency as a Service model aims to develop and deploy new business models offering energy efficiency as a service to SMEs. By paying for the use of energy-efficient equipment instead of buying it new, more companies can reduce their energy use and, thereby, their emissions
Join this fourth episode of Energy Efficiency First with key voices from the Energy Efficiency as a Service project on how this can help more efficiency solutions reach the market faster.
Meet policymakers and business leaders for a crucial discussion on how to implement and fund the energy transition.
COP30 comes at a crucial moment. As we are on track to overshoot the 1.5°C target, parties are urged to submit updated and more ambitious national climate plans (NDCs). It is more important than ever to look to rapid and efficient climate solutions.
The energy sector can lead the way. The technology is there, as is the know-how. Now, funding is needed to unlock implementation at scale. In this webinar, we unwrap how the energy industry can meet the goals to triple renewable energy generation and double energy efficiency progress by 2030. How do we turn pledges into partnerships?
The World’s First Concert for Nature will mark a new chapter in the relationship between art, science & spirit. Ahead of COP30 in Belém, Brazil a new kind of concert will take place in the heart of the Amazon rainforest – not a performance for people, but an offering to the living Earth. Love Your Mother, the World’s First Concert for Nature, with Amazon for Life, will unite Indigenous wisdom, scientific research and sonic artistry in an exploration of what happens when we express gratitude and good intention to nature itself. It will be presented by OMMM, in partnership with Amazon for Life, in a multi-dimensional experience at COP30 in Belém, Brazil. In this session, Actress Antonique Smith, ,Co-founder & CEO of Climate Revival, Rev Yearwood, President & CEO of Hip Hop Caucus and Jarvis Smith, Founder of P.E.A. Awards & My Green Pod will come back on why it is crucial to bridge art, science and spirit.
Together with experts and high-level guests, we look back on today’s broadcast, reflect on the conversations, and highlight the main topics of tomorrow’s climate negotiations.
We Don’t Have Time will host the Press Briefing from the Planetary Science Pavilion, where we bring the latest climate science directly to media, negotiators, world leaders, and the public every day. Listen to scientists and experts as they deliver regular, fact-based updates on the state of our planet and the frontlines of science.
We Don’t Have Time is proud to feature a personally curated series of videos from one of the best climate communicators working today: Just Have A Think. From climate impacts to policy analysis and technology explainers, Dave Borlace demystifies the complexities of climate change and climate action with humor and charm.
Listen to interviews conducted by We Don't Have Time at COP30. Watch them on-demand here.
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The Stockholm Climate Leadership Forum is a prestigious gathering that brings together some of the world’s most innovative and influential climate leaders to explore the impact of various local and global climate issues. The 2025 Stockholm Climate Leadership Forum unites leaders to reimagine agriculture and the economy within planetary boundaries — shaping resilience, balance, and shared prosperity.
This event has been recorded in October and is not live. Read more.
If science tells us anything, it’s that the world is one, big, interconnected system. What happens in the mountains doesn’t stay there. As part of our ongoing mission to increase science visibility at COP30, we’re welcoming Erik Huss—glaciologist, journalist, and sustainability expert—to explore the deep connections between glacier systems and human health: Melting glaciers ripple through ecosystems, economies, and even our own wellbeing. Drawing on decades of field research from Antarctica to the Arctic, Erik reveals how the story of ice is, in fact, the story of us.
When truth becomes a threat, science becomes resistance. Join the movement to Make Science Great Again.
In this session, innovators and business leaders explore how circularity can become a strategic direction, not just a sustainability goal. We spotlight actionable tools and business models, from circular-first approaches and LCA-backed claims to textile innovation and end-of-life reuse systems.
The session will include three focused deep dives:
• What does a successful circular roadmap look like in practice?
• How can linear industries transition effectively?
• How do laws and financial structures need to evolve to support circularity?
Join us to uncover what success looks like in circular transitions and how to get there.
Part of the Nature Positive Dialogues, a COP30 broadcast series bringing the future of nature, climate and people to a global stage.
Our food, water and health all depend on the natural systems that sustain them, yet we rarely treat them that way. This conversation connects the dots between the crises in nature, climate, and human well-being, revealing how restoring ecosystems can also nourish people and communities. From reimagining food systems to protecting water sources and preventing disease, this panel will sound the call for intertwined solutions that heal both people and planet.
Join us for the continuation of the deep dive into circular transition. This session will focus on how measuring tools and circular roadmaps can help companies benefit from the circular economy.
Together with experts and high-level guests, we look back on today’s broadcast, reflect on the conversations, and highlight the main topics of tomorrow’s climate negotiations.
We Don’t Have Time is proud to feature a personally curated series of videos from one of the best climate communicators working today: Just Have A Think. From climate impacts to policy analysis and technology explainers, Dave Borlace demystifies the complexities of climate change and climate action with humor and charm.
We Don’t Have Time will host the Press Briefing from the Planetary Science Pavilion, where we bring the latest climate science directly to media, negotiators, world leaders, and the public every day. Listen to scientists and experts as they deliver regular, fact-based updates on the state of our planet and the frontlines of science.
Listen to interviews conducted by We Don't Have Time at COP30. Watch them on-demand here.
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The science is clear: fossil fuels are driving nature loss on a massive scale. But what happens when we align law, policy, and business with the scientific consensus? We continue our series of COP30 science briefings with experts Dr. Stephanie Roe, Harjeet Singh, Maite Mompó, and Gavin Edwards who will discuss new evidence on how fossil fuel production threatens ecosystems worldwide. Join to learn how international law, corporate responsibility, and global policy can unite to protect nature and hold polluters accountable.
When truth becomes a threat, science becomes resistance. Join the movement to Make Science Great Again.
How should the workforce develop to accelerate the green transition? Hear from Efrem Bycer, Head of Workforce and Climate Policy Partnerships at LinkedIn, who will share the latest insights from the 2025 LinkedIn Green Skills Report. Joining online, Efrem Bycer will then participate in our panel discussion on the growing need for green skills, featuring Matilda Uusijärvi, Project Manager from the Swedish union TCO, and Caroline Nordvall, General Secretary for The Network for Sustainable Business in Sweden. Both in the Stockholm studio.
TCO’s recent survey of more than 3,200 Swedish professionals’ views on the need for green skills and lifelong learning shows that Swedish professionals are ready for change and see the transition as an opportunity rather than a threat.
The Network for Sustainable Business in Sweden is the leading network gathering 200 sustainability professionals in Sweden, sharing insíghts and solutions in order to speed up the transition.
What does this mean for employers and employees? And how can HR play a stronger role in supporting the needed transition?
To meet global climate and development goals, the UN Environment Programme warns that we must triple investments in forests by 2030. Reforestation is more than a carbon solution — it’s a pathway to resilient economies, thriving ecosystems, and empowered communities.
This COP30 broadcast brings together global leaders, innovators, and activists to explore how to mobilize both communities and capital to restore the planet’s forests at scale. Together, they’ll reveal how nature restoration can unite people across ideologies, industries, and continents to transform ambition into action now.
The energy transition has to be not only clean, but also just and inclusive. Energy poverty is a big problem in many parts of the world, and this cannot be solved by simply adding more renewable energy to the system. Energy communities can provide socio-economic benefits for citizens, by capping or lowering energy bills for members during crises, affordable home upgrades, putting in place measures to increase gender inclusiveness, or sharing surplus electricity with vulnerable households for free.
In this fifth episode of Energy Efficiency First, we will dive deeper into the role energy communities play in empowering local communities in clean energy production while making energy access more inclusive and equitable.
The Green Hush award is presented annually to companies that actively work to reduce their emissions – without talking about it. Mattias Goldmann, CEO of The Swedish 2030-secretariat, joins our studio to present the winner of the 2025 Green Hush Award.
Part of the Nature Positive Dialogues, a COP30 broadcast series bringing the future of nature, climate and people to a global stage.
What is nature really worth, and what happens when we finally account for it? This panel dives into the economics of restoration, exploring how finance and policy can shift to recognize nature as the world’s most valuable asset. Hear from experts and innovators rethinking how we measure prosperity, redirect capital, and build an economy that grows by regenerating, not depleting, the natural world.
Together with experts and high-level guests, we look back on today’s broadcast, reflect on the conversations, and highlight the main topics of tomorrow’s climate negotiations.
We Don’t Have Time will host the Press Briefing from the Planetary Science Pavilion, where we bring the latest climate science directly to media, negotiators, world leaders, and the public every day. Listen to scientists and experts as they deliver regular, fact-based updates on the state of our planet and the frontlines of science.
We Don’t Have Time is proud to feature a personally curated series of videos from one of the best climate communicators working today: Just Have A Think. From climate impacts to policy analysis and technology explainers, Dave Borlace demystifies the complexities of climate change and climate action with humor and charm.
Listen to interviews conducted by We Don't Have Time at COP30. Watch them on-demand here.
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Join us for daily Science Briefings at COP30, where we bring the latest climate science directly to negotiators, world leaders, media, and the public every day. Just as governments shared daily updates during the COVID-19 pandemic, we want to keep everyone informed about the climate crisis in real time. Listen to scientists and trusted leaders as they deliver regular, fact-based updates on the state of our planet and the frontlines of science: what’s going wrong, what’s driving progress, and what the world urgently needs to know.
Learn more about our global campaign to defend researchers and their institutions under attack, engage world leaders in science-based dialogues, and reinstate science at the heart of global decision-making.
Join our Make Science Great Again campaign and learn how you can support.
This session spotlights the voices of young leaders shaping the future of climate ambition. Drawing on regional youth-led consultations for NDCs 3.0, convened by YOUNGO and the International Indigenous Youth Forum on Climate Change with UNDP, it will highlight how youth are turning pledges into progress. The discussion will feature concrete results and recommendations, showcase solutions from across regions, and emphasize the urgent need for inclusive approaches that reflect the experiences of Indigenous youth, young women, and marginalized communities.
Part of the Nature Positive Dialogues, a COP30 broadcast series bringing the future of nature, climate and people to a global stage.
The tension between profit and the planet is giving way to a powerful new truth: business and nature rise or fall together. This panel spotlights the companies proving that protecting nature isn’t just good ethics; it’s good business. Discover how a nature-positive, climate-neutral transition can reduce risk, attract investment and drive innovation, shaping an economy built to last because it works in harmony with the Earth.
The European Union has successfully carried out multiple energy efficiency-focused projects, including but not limited to the Global Gateway, Just Transition Fund, and blended finance initiatives. But how can these be replicated and financed to be reproduced globally?
In this final episode of the Energy Efficiency First series, we explore how EU projects and global partners are mobilizing public and private billions for energy efficiency impact.
Together with experts and high-level guests, we look back on today’s broadcast, reflect on the conversations, and highlight the main topics of tomorrow’s climate negotiations.
We Don’t Have Time will host the Press Briefing from the Planetary Science Pavilion, where we bring the latest climate science directly to media, negotiators, world leaders, and the public every day. Listen to scientists and experts as they deliver regular, fact-based updates on the state of our planet and the frontlines of science.
The World’s First Concert for Nature will mark a new chapter in the relationship between art, science & spirit. Ahead of COP30 in Belém, Brazil a new kind of concert will take place in the heart of the Amazon rainforest – not a performance for people, but an offering to the living Earth. Love Your Mother, the World’s First Concert for Nature, with Amazon for Life, will unite Indigenous wisdom, scientific research and sonic artistry in an exploration of what happens when we express gratitude and good intention to nature itself. It will be presented by OMMM, in partnership with Amazon for Life, in a multi-dimensional experience at COP30 in Belém, Brazil.
Listen to interviews conducted by We Don't Have Time at COP30. Watch them on-demand here.
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What kind of courage does our time demand, and how can we learn from history?
Guided by co-creator Sandrine Dixson-Declève, the film series “Stand with Courage” weaves three narrative strands: a personal retracing of her grandfather Bernard’s resistance and survival under Nazi occupation; intergenerational encounters with “the grandchildren” of Europe’s founding and resistance movements; and living conversations with students, citizens, and thinkers culminating at the House of Jean Monnet. Across Brussels, Bruges, and Houjarray, France - testimonies and archives meet street-level dialogue as the films move from memory (Part 1) to rebuilding and shared interests (Part 2), to moral courage and civic leadership (Part 3), and finally to a collective European vision (Part 4).
Join us for this special opening on We Don’t Have Time’s Democracy Day with Sandrine Dixson-Declève and filmmaker Carl Eneroth.
Join us for daily Science Briefings at COP30, where we bring the latest climate science directly to negotiators, world leaders, media, and the public every day. Just as governments shared daily updates during the COVID-19 pandemic, we want to keep everyone informed about the climate crisis in real time. Listen to scientists and trusted leaders as they deliver regular, fact-based updates on the state of our planet and the frontlines of science: what’s going wrong, what’s driving progress, and what the world urgently needs to know.
Learn more about our global campaign to defend researchers and their institutions under attack, engage world leaders in science-based dialogues, and reinstate science at the heart of global decision-making.
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Access to reliable information is a prerequisite for democracy. But currently, both democracy and science are under attack. In 2024 alone, 45 countries experienced democratic backsliding. This decline is reflected not only in restrictions on media freedom and the harassment of journalists, but also in citizens’ shrinking ability to discuss politics openly in the public sphere.
Simultaneously, science and scientists around the world are facing growing threats. Ideological agendas are undermining research, academic freedom, and funding. Misinformation and attacks on scientists are spreading on platforms intended for open debate.
Join us as we discuss these threats — and how to reverse the trend — with journalists, scientists, politicians, and members of civil society from around the world.
This special session will feature the avant premiere and first-ever screening of Generation Trust, a new 70-minute documentary produced under the UNDP-led Youth4Climate initiative, in partnership with the Italian Ministry of Environment and Energy Security and the 8x1000 funds of the Italian Buddhist Institute Soka Gakkai. The film follows five youth climate leaders from Liberia, Uganda, Pakistan, Colombia, and Bolivia, offering an intimate and global look at what happens when young people are truly trusted to lead change. The session will begin with a short live conversation on youth-led climate solutions and intergenerational trust, followed by the screening of the film.
Together with experts and high-level guests, we look back on today’s broadcast, reflect on the conversations, and highlight the main topics of tomorrow’s climate negotiations.
We Don’t Have Time will host the Press Briefing from the Planetary Science Pavilion, where we bring the latest climate science directly to media, negotiators, world leaders, and the public every day. Listen to scientists and experts as they deliver regular, fact-based updates on the state of our planet and the frontlines of science.
We Don’t Have Time is proud to feature a personally curated series of videos from one of the best climate communicators working today: Just Have A Think. From climate impacts to policy analysis and technology explainers, Dave Borlace demystifies the complexities of climate change and climate action with humor and charm.
Listen to interviews conducted by We Don't Have Time at COP30. Watch them on-demand here.
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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.orgCatarina Rolfsdotter-Jansson is an expert moderator, lecturer, and devoted workshop leader in facilitating sustainable development. Catarina moderates for the EU Commission, the Swedish Government, corporations, local municipalities, and universities. She is also content director at A Sustainable Tomorrow and co-founder of the global climate NGO Our Kids´Climate.
Dr. 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.comAnita Soina is a Kenyan environmental Warrior and Climate Activist. 2021 TedX Speaker, Founder of SpiceWarriors Environmental Organization and Author of “The Green War” book. She’s also a sustainability digital influencer. She is now a Green Party Politician.
Marco is the Convener of the Nature Positive Initiative. He moves from WWF International where he held the role of Director General 2014-2022, and Special Envoy in 2023. Before joining WWF he was Global Director of Network and Programme and subsequently CEO of BirdLife International. Marco’s experience and career ranges from ecological field research to high level advocacy and international policy, nature reserve management, integrated conservation and development projects, environmental education, NGO development, communications and campaigning, in many countries all over the world. Marco is a member of the China Council (CCICED) and of the Board of Directors for the Fondation Prince Albert II de Monaco, former co-chair and now Board member of the Belt and Road Initiative Greening Coalition, a founding member of the Nature Action Agenda and the Friends of Ocean Action at WEF, outgoing co-chair of the Global Commons Alliance and member of the UN Global Compact Board.
https://wwf.panda.org/organization/dg_bios/Ingmar 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.
https://www.wedonthavetime.orgAnna Ryott is the Nordic Chief Impact Officer at EY and a recognized leader in sustainable transformation. She has spent her career proving how business and investment can be powerful drivers of positive change for people and the planet. Anna has served as CEO of Swedfund, Deputy CEO of the Norrsken, and held board positions in leading venture capital and private equity funds. She has also been part of UNDP’s advisory board regarding SDG Impact, and led organizations dedicated to improving children’s lives around the world and is an advocate for hope as an accelerating force of change. At COP30, Anna brings a Nordic perspective on how purpose-driven leadership, innovation, and collaboration can accelerate climate action and sustainable growth.
Gemma has worked across the non-profit, public and private sectors, including as Communications Lead in the World Economic Forum’s Centre for Nature and Climate, heading communications for nature, forest initiatives and the ocean, Oxfam GB, WWF International, Hill+Knowlton and the European Environmental Bureau. Her lifelong love of nature – both blue and green – underpins her passionate commitment to a nature-positive world.
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The Planetary Science Pavilion is a flagship platform ensuring that science drives the COP30 agenda. In close partnership with the COP30 Presidency, it anchors negotiations and implementation in planetary science, bridging research, policy, and action.
The Pavilion fosters collaboration among scientists, policymakers, Indigenous leaders, Heads of State, and the public, promoting interdisciplinary exchange that links global development to Earth’s stability. Through clear, coordinated communication and media engagement, it advances the Presidency’s vision and provides a shared space to identify priorities, risks, and opportunities through a whole-Earth lens.
Serving as a trusted scientific reference point at COP30, the Pavilion curates critical research and solutions, celebrates Brazilian and global excellence in modern and ancestral science, and highlights the Amazon and the Three Basins as vital to planetary balance. Find out more Planetarysciencepavilion.org
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