The Climate Frontline is a monthly newsletter brought to you by the Government Energy and Climate Campus.

In this month's edition...

• Don't miss: Lessons learned from climate policy experts in India
• Vote now: What role should cities play in global carbon markets?
• Motion in the ocean: How a marine ecosystem gained legal rights

The latest insights from the Apolitical community

Have a climate success story to share? Publish an article on Apolitical.

Why governments should double down on the Paris climate deal

Three key reasons why the deal is fiscally crucial for governments.

From Green to Grey: Reimagining Governance

What role can inclusive governance play in creating sustainable cities and tackling rapid urbanisation?

Don't miss: Climate Insights from India

India is setting the pace for global climate action—but what can policymakers worldwide learn from its approach? Leading experts in climate policy and finance break down India’s bold emissions targets, innovative programmes and renewable energy expansion, offering key takeaways for public servants everywhere.

Join the conversation: What's the most bizarre climate question you've been asked?

Isn't the sun going to explode anyway? Can't we just put ice cubes in the ocean? Sometimes, you get thrown a curveball that no amount of research or experience could prepare you for.

Vote now: Should cities have the power to set their own carbon pricing policies independently of national governments?

Grow your skills: Introduction to the Energy Transition for Policymakers

The shift to decarbonised, decentralised and digitalised energy systems is underway, but how can policymakers turn ambition into action? Designed for public servants, this course explores the frameworks, technologies and strategies that can help governments implement change effectively. Gain practical tools to navigate policy challenges, scale up solutions and build a sustainable, resilient energy future.

In case you missed it

[Register now] Civil Service Climate & Environment Conference

18 March

Hosted by the Civil Service Environment Network, this year's event is all about pioneering green innovation. Let us know if you plan to attend and come say hi to the Apolitical team! 

[Toolkit] Neighbouring for Climate | Environmental Stewardship

Check out the innovative programme in Edmonton, Canada, that brought neighbours together to take action on climate change and make progress locally.

[Watch the highlights] Lessons from Speechwriters on How to Talk About Climate

Struggling to find the right words in climate conversations? Learn from experienced professionals and refine your communication skills to elevate your messaging.

And finally...

Can an ocean have legal rights? In a landmark decision, Ecuador’s Constitutional Court ruled that coastal marine ecosystems must be protected as living entities with intrinsic value.

This means stricter limits on industrial fishing and a legal precedent that could reshape how governments worldwide balance environmental protection with economic activity. Could this be the start of a global wave of policy changes in landscape conservation?

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