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Isabella Noero, Head of Collaborative Partnerships at Earthrise, reminds us that “Those who imagine in the present, create the future.”

Studies show that videos with a clear call to action and impactful visuals are 30% more likely to drive viewer engagement and inspire action. Read more: (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8191974/)

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Christopher Bartlett, Former Head of Climate Strategy for Vanuatu, points out that decisions made by polluters often disregard the devastating impacts on communities like Vanuatu. It’s time to . https://makepolluterspay.co.uk/
Make Polluters Pay

Isabella Noero, Head of Collaborative Partnerships at Earthrise, emphasizes the power of storytelling: ‘Stories are remembered up to 22 times more than facts alone.’ For effective climate communication, weaving stories with data can significantly amplify retention and impact. (https://hbr.org/2014/10/why-your-brain-loves-good-storytelling)
Outrage + Optimism

Julie Segal, Climate Finance Program Leader at Environmental Defence Canada, warns of our current economic system: ‘Our current economic system is causing a world that will be unlivable for future generations.’ Would you have heard this message without video? Share your thoughts below! https://makepolluterspay.co.uk/
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Christopher Bartlett, Former Head of Climate Strategy for Vanuatu, highlights the tragic irony: Vanuatu absorbs more carbon than it emits, yet suffers the brunt of the climate crisis. This is why we must .
https://makepolluterspay.co.uk/
Make Polluters Pay

Joshua Amponsem, Co-Founder of Green Africa Youth, discusses how young people are shaping a resilient future: ‘The power of change lies with younger generations, and video is their most impactful tool.’

Did you know that U.S. adults aged 26 to 35 spend an average of 62 minutes daily watching videos? This is why youth-driven climate action needs video as its core medium
https://techreport.com/statistics/entertainment/video-statistics/
Outrage + Optimism

Isabella Noero, Head of Collaborative Partnerships at Earthrise, reminds us that “Those who imagine in the present, create the future.”

Studies show that videos with a clear call to action and impactful visuals are 30% more likely to drive viewer engagement and inspire action.

Read more: (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8191974/)
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Julie Segal, Climate Finance Program Leader at Environmental Defence Canada, is advocating for a future where humanity and the planet thrive together. Let’s demand accountability and https://makepolluterspay.co.uk/
Make Polluters Pay

Christopher Bartlett, Former Head of Climate Strategy for Vanuatu, highlights the climate challenges Vanuatu is confronting, including the devastating impact of intensive cyclones and the existential threats posed by rising sea levels, coastal erosion, and extreme weather events: ‘Everything that could go wrong is going wrong.’ Vanuatu’s story is a stark reminder of why we must

. https://makepolluterspay.co.uk/
Make Polluters Pay

Isabella Noero, Head of Collaborative Partnerships at Earthrise, emphasizes the power of storytelling: ‘Stories are remembered up to 22 times more than facts alone.’
For effective climate communication, weaving stories with data can significantly amplify retention and impact, read more: https://hbr.org/2014/10/why-your-brain-loves-good-storytelling
Outrage + Optimism

Julie Segal, Climate Finance Program Leader at Environmental Defence Canada, warns of our current economic system: ‘Our current economic system is causing a world that will be unlivable for future generations.’
Would you have heard this message without video? Share your thoughts below! https://makepolluterspay.co.uk/
Make Polluters Pay

Christopher Bartlett, Former Head of Climate Strategy for Vanuatu, points out that decisions made by polluters often disregard the devastating impacts on communities like Vanuatu. It’s time to
https://makepolluterspay.co.uk/
Make Polluters Pay