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The Climate Frontline — a newsletter by Apolitical

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: Watch our panel discussion on COP30's legacy
  • Vote now: What gives you hope?
  • The miracle mulch: Eradicating pests and plastic in farming

Will Lockhart

DR WILL LOCKHART

Director
Director, Government Energy and Climate Campus

There are lots of reasons to celebrate how Apolitical and its network of now over 75,000 public servants are contributing to tackling the climate and nature crises – but there's always more to do!

This year saw public servants from over 100 countries elevate their skills across 12 new (and almost all free for a limited time!) courses on the Government Energy and Climate Campus - from using AI ethically to tackle the climate crises, to embedding health in climate negotiations. But how can we all continue to become more knowledgable and equip ourselves with the skills needed to tackle planetary crises? Read on for inspiration on more ways you can achieve better outcomes for the planet.

Don't miss: Beyond Belem: Preparing the Presidencies of Tomorrow

Beyond Belem: Preparing the Presidencies of Tomorrow

Wonder what it takes to run a successful climate summit? The panel discussion — Apolitical's third event at COP30 — brought together leaders from across the world to offer insight into what you need to consider to achieve successful negotiations. The event marked the launch of Apolitical's COP Presidency Toolkit, equipping delegates with all the knowledge and skills to run a successful COP.  

Watch the event

5 most hopeful climate articles of the year

Written and published by members of Apolitical's global network, get inspired with more ways to create meaningful impact.

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10 things to look forward to in the next 10 years

Urgent optimism to drive the change we want to see, inspired by 10 developments with near-certain emergence.

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Using foresight to plan for climate impact

How foresight can help cities and communities prepare for the changing climate.

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How Artificial Intelligence can save lives before disaster strikes

AI as an essential tool for the Civil protection and Defence Cycle.

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Building a truly inclusive climate movement in Canada

How do we move beyond broad concern to achieve the tangible actions needed to make real progress?

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4 nature-based lessons for local climate leadership

How to integrate multilingualism, sweetness, camouflage, and ecosystem design into climate action and policymaking.

In case you missed it...

[Community] How COP30 is reshaping my thinking on data, trust and the stories that move people

How to move, share and communicate climate information in ways that create momentum.

[Campus] Almost all courses free for a limited time!

Thanks to Apolitical's philanthropic partners, most resources on the Government Energy and Climate Campus are now freely accessible for a limited time, including courses.

[Community] Shape Apolitical's Energy and Climate Campus: how do you prefer to learn?

Have your say and contribute to how Apolitical delivers training for you and all public servants.

Vote now: What gives you most hope for climate action in 2026?

Vote now: What gives you most hope for climate action in 2026?
Cast your vote

And finally... 🌻

What if one of the most stubborn sources of farm pollution could disappear? Researchers have developed a plant-based mulch film that not only biodegrades harmlessly but outperforms traditional plastic mulch. The breakthrough has the potential to transform farming – boosting yields by removing pests without plastic in the soil. A win for food production and the planet.

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