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Electric vehicles are on the rise. What’s driving this change and why can we be so confident that such a dominant industry and technology as the fossil fuel car is coming to an end?

An exciting volunteer opportunity to join the governing body of a leading youth climate action NGO.

In this article the Secretary of the Board of InterClimate Network (ICN), Tamara Inkster-Draper, reflects on the recent Climate Summit hosted by President Biden and the role of youth leaders in driving action on climate change.

InterClimate Network (ICN) will receive a share of almost £1.2 million funding from the ScottishPower Foundation as a partner in a joint project led by Size of Wales.

The IEA-COP26 Net Zero Summit in March was a key moment ahead of the main COP26 event in November 2021. Here are five takeaways from the event.

ICN's climate correspondent Isla Graves explores the underappreciated role of blue carbon ecosystems in the fight against climate change, why they are often overlooked, and the emerging array of initiatives to ensure their protection and revival.

This is a hugely important year for global action on climate change and equally for InterClimate Network (ICN). As we step up our activity in the run-up to COP26, I wanted to update you on our strategy refresh, "theory of change", and programme of activities for 2021.

China has recently announced four important environmental targets, building on the promise made by President Xi in September 2020 to reach carbon neutrality by 2060. But are these pledges realistic and how will China be able to deliver them?

The UK recently announced an ambitious new carbon emissions target. The country now aims to reduce annual carbon emissions by at least 68% by 2030 compared with 1990 levels, which represents a significant increase from the current target of a 57% reduction.

Over 50 organisations united for this virtual week of climate action 9-13th November. ICN’s secondary school session ‘Bring COP26 to your classroom’ on Tuesday 10 November, 14:40 – 15:20 saw... read more