Welcome to the new-look Climate Frontline, Apolitical's monthly newsletter from the Government Climate Campus. We've listened to your feedback and we are excited to share more insights from public servants at the frontline of climate capability in government.

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In this month's edition...

• Get involved: Ask-Me-Anything with Sadhu Johnston
• Vote now: Will you be following COP29 in Baku? 
• Meet the "Chew Crew": Nashville's innovative solution to park maintenance

Ask-Me-Anything with Sadhu Johnston

From 11-15 November, Sadhu Johnston, a leading expert in urban sustainability and former City Manager of Vancouver, will be answering your questions in the Net Zero Community for Government. Don't miss this opportunity to ask your most pressing questions!

The latest insights from the Apolitical community

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

How we can scale climate governance globally?

A bottom-up approach to scaling climate action through national governance systems.

Why climate policies should begin with communities

How can we implement climate policies that make a positive, sustainable difference? 

Vote now: Will you be following COP29 in Baku? 

Introduction to COP: Understanding Climate Negotiations

COPs are crucial in coordinating ambitious climate action at the global level, but many don't experience what happens behind the headlines. This brand-new course gives public servants a solid understanding of the aim of COP, how the process works and how to identify spaces for action and influence.

In case you missed it

[Read the report] How climate is changing everyone's job in government

71% of public servants said that they do not think their government is doing enough to address climate change. Find out how and why climate should be everyone's job.

[Watch back] How to Build a Carbon-Neutral City

Imagine a world where cities don’t pollute the planet, but actively contribute to building a healthier one. Listen back to expert speakers who have made significant strides towards carbon neutrality.

[The long read] The Parliamentarians' Guide to Climate Change

Compiled by Exeter University, the Parliamentarians’ Guide to Climate Change brings together analysis from world-leading climate scientists, giving policymakers reliable insights to inform action on the greatest challenge facing humanity today.

And finally...

Meet the "Chew Crew" — Nashville’s green solution to park maintenance! Instead of using traditional mowers, Nashville now deploys a team of grazing sheep to manage vegetation in public parks. The four-legged lawnmowers provide a cost-effective and low-carbon approach to managing overgrown areas. Baaaa-rilliant.

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