The Climate Reality Project is unveiling a refresh of its website, www.climaterealityproject.org, that is aimed at educating and empowering users to take action on climate change. It serves as a tool for visitors of every stripe to move the ball forward on climate change through a customizable, action-oriented interface.  

The following are statements from The Climate Reality Project leadership on today’s announcement of the Environmental Protection Agency’s rule regarding existing power plants.

This June 21st, the longest day of the year, a coalition of groups will come together in a National Day of Action to show support for switching to clean energy, fighting climate change, and the power of bringing solar power to communities all across the country.

Today, The Climate Reality Project announced the delivery of more than 80,000 citizen comments to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in support of the EPA’s proposed carbon pollution standards.

Statement from Ken Berlin, President and CEO of The Climate Reality Project, in response to the release of the National Climate Assessment.

Today, The Climate Reality Project opened applications for the 25th Climate Reality Leadership Corps training program, which will take place June 25-27 in Melbourne, Australia. This will be the 4th training on the continent and will be held in partnership with The Australian Conservation Foundation.

Today, The Climate Reality Project announced that Kenneth Berlin is joining the organization as its new President and CEO. Berlin’s candidacy was approved by The Climate Reality Project board of directors by unanimous vote.

Today, The Climate Reality Project’s I AM PRO SNOW campaign released the second in a two-part video series, featuring I AM PRO SNOW ambassadors and snow sports enthusiasts Mark Abma, Michelle Parker, and Doug Stoup. This light-hearted video follows a similar spot featuring two-time U.S. Olympic gold medalist Ted Ligety and is designed to raise awareness about a serious subject: how climate change is hurting snow sports and what snow fans can do about it.

More than 700 community leaders, entrepreneurs, activists and business innovators became Climate Reality Leaders this week at a three-day training held by The Climate Reality Project in Johannesburg, South Africa. The organisations also announced the launch of The Climate Reality Project Africa, a new branch that will further mobilise individuals and communities across the continent in the fight against climate change.