Climate Action Requires Truth: COP30 Must Codify Information Integrity.
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The global community calls on policy-makers to take immediate
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[ Published at 06:00 AM – GMT-4 -12.11.2025 – Belem, Brazil]
“We must fight the coordinated disinformation campaigns impeding global progress on climate change” Antonio Guterres, UN Secretary General
This Open Letter is released on November 12, on the official thematic day on information
integrity at COP30 in Belém. We, the undersigned individuals, civil society organizations,
Indigenous Peoples, governors, mayors, faith leaders, agencies and companies urge all
national government delegations to champion a strong, ambitious, and mandatory
decision at COP30 to uphold information integrity on climate change. This crucial
window of opportunity must not be wasted and the fossil fuel industry’s manipulation of
public discourse must be stopped.
While many extreme weather events worsen and the 2025 UNEP Emissions Gap Report
warns we are on track to dangerously exceed the 1.5°C goal, vested economic and
political interests—chiefly those in the fossil fuel industry—continue to organize and
finance disinformation campaigns. While the vast majority of people globally demand
climate action, the calculated production and dissemination of misinformation and
disinformation is designed to hold back climate action. By creating a false perception of
public division and apathy, these campaigns are derailing effective climate policy and
actively discrediting renewable energy solutions, slowing the essential energy transition.
The degradation and pollution in the information ecosystem is not merely a climate
crisis; it is a multi-faceted global emergency. As demonstrated by recent studies from
the International Panel on the Information Environment (IPIE) and Climate Social
Science Network, organized climate obstruction activities are actively delaying the
human response to the crisis, directly sabotaging international cooperation, making the
Paris Agreement goals unattainable, and putting the lives of millions at risk.
Disinformation is thus a direct and immediate threat to:
● Public Health: Every falsehood delays climate action, translating into real harm:
children breathing toxic air, families displaced by floods, and communities facing
heatstroke and hunger. The same playbook once used by Big Tobacco is now
weaponized by fossil fuel interests.
● Human Rights and Security: Disinformation erodes trust in institutions, misleads
the public during disasters, and obstructs rapid, life-saving transitions. It is a
fundamental threat to the just, democratic, and science-based action required,
and must be treated as a security and human rights concern.
These threats to the general public are exacerbated by the unregulated and unchecked
power of Big Tech and vested-interest media, as the primary vehicles for
mass-producing and disseminating the manipulative and divisive content that is hindering climate action and threatening freedom of speech, democracies, and human
rights.
Information Integrity is Non-Negotiable
Access to accurate information is essential for effective climate action and the fulfillment of human rights. To secure the foundation of information integrity and accelerate climate action, national governments must move decisively from mere recognition to mandatory, verifiable action. We demand all Parties at COP30 to:
UNEQUIVOCALLY RECOGNIZE that upholding information integrity on
climate change is a prerequisite for effective climate action, the
protection of rule of law, people’s health and the fulfillment of fundamental human rights.
Such an official acknowledgement will underpin all actions grounded in scientific
evidence and reliable data, promoting trustworthy policies and increasing public
confidence and building on the important progress already made. The IPCC now
acknowledges the detrimental impact of climate disinformation, the EU Parliament has
officially recognized the threat, and the launch of the Global Principles for Information
Integrity underscores international consensus. This is a vital step towards realizing the
goals of the Global Digital Compact, yet we must not stop at mere recognition. We must
fundamentally change the structures, business models and incentives that create
opaque, unfair, and unsafe communications systems.
A Call for Political Will and Robust Commitments
The global community has a window of opportunity to codify this commitment. We
welcome the historic inclusion of information integrity on the COP agenda, thanks in
large part to the advocacy of the Brazilian Government and the Global Initiative on
Information Integrity for Climate Change (co-led by the UN, UNESCO, and Brazil).
Now, COP30 must be used to amplify the Global Initiative and galvanize further
international action on climate information integrity. We expect this COP to deliver a
concrete direction that showcases the political will of all Parties to uphold information
integrity on climate change and commit to taking robust, verifiable action for its
safeguarding.
The threat to information integrity requires action across the entire ecosystem.
Technology platforms, the media, and the advertising sector have profound
responsibilities. We insist that these stakeholders must take robust, proactive, and
independently verifiable measures, including monitoring and evaluation, to uphold and
improve the integrity of information on climate matters. Policy-makers and national
governments must use their legislative and regulatory powers to curb the power of platforms that profit from the spread of manipulative content. Greenwashing, platform
manipulation, and the monetization of disinformation must end immediately
From Recognition to Action
Brazil, your leadership is historic. We applaud your commitment to the Global
Initiative on Information Integrity for Climate Change and for ensuring this critical
issue is a central part of the COP agenda.
But now, the world is watching for an actionable outcome from COP30. We urge Brazil,
alongside the entire coalition of supporting nations, to champion a strong, ambitious
COP decision that moves decisively beyond mere recognition to mandatory, verifiable
action from all Parties.
We also call on all Parties of the UNFCCC to actively use their influence to ensure a rapid and widespread adherence to the Global Initiative on Information Integrity for Climate Change. The momentum generated here must be accelerated and sustained through Belém and future COPs, ensuring that upholding information integrity becomes a commitment supported by a broad and powerful international coalition.
We demand swift and robust global action to uphold information integrity and take
measures against these threats. This transformation should be ignited here in Belém with an official acknowledgement of necessity to uphold information integrity and a signal to the digital media, legacy media, public relations and advertising sectors that
governments are expecting them to carry out their responsibilities for information
integrity on climate change.
Protecting information integrity is protecting our future. Let’s ensure truth and
transparency are protected to drive the climate action this generation, and the next, deserve.
Signed
Organisations
- 350.org
- 350.org Australia
- Abaré – Escola de Jornalismo
- ACHED Association Citoyenne
pour une Heure Équitable et
Durable - ACT Climate Labs
- Adfree Cities
- AmazoniaTEC Institute
- Amigos da Terra – Amazônia
Brasileira - ANMIGA
- ARAYARA International Institute
- ASPOAN – ASSOCIAÇÃO
POTIGUAR AMIGOS DA NATUREZA - Associação de Defesa
Etnoambiental Kanindé - Associação Soluções Inclusivas
Sustentáveis - Be Better Sustainability Ltd
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- Building Foundation for
Development (BFD) - C40 Cities
- Campaign Collective
- CAN International
- Canadian Association of
Physicians for the Environment - CancerDisinfo
- Casa Galileia
- Center for Climate Change
Communication - Center for Countering Digital
Hate - Center for International
Environmental Law - Center for Media, Democracy,
Peace & Security; The
Peacemaker Corps Foundation
Kenya - Changing Markets Foundation
- Clean Creatives
- Clean Heat Edinburgh Forum
- ClientEarth
- Climainfo
- Climate Action Against
Disinformation (CAAD) - Climate Action Monaro
- Climate Action Network South
Asia - Climate Ad Observatory
- Climate Cares Centre, Imperial
College London & University of
Oxford - Climate Integrity
- Climate KIC
- Climate Outreach
- Climate Psychiatry Alliance
- ClimateVoice
- Club of Rome/Earth4All
- Cogido Ltd
- Coletivo Bereia – Informação e
Checagem de Notícias - Coletivo Reocupa
- Comms Declare
- Community Action For Health
And Development - Conectas Human Rights
- Conscious Advertising Network
- Creatives for Climate
- Crynwyr Cymru – Quakers in
Wales - DAWN Productions
- Dean Hughes Consulting
- DecarbonEaser
- Déclic collectif
- Doctors for the Environment
Australia - E3G Third Generation
Environmentalism - EarthMedic and EarthNurse
Foundation for Planetary Health - Echiché Network
- Ecotropica Foundation
- Empower Agency
- Envecso
- Environmental Advocacy in
Central Queensland - Equity Watch Initiative
- Escola de Ativismo
- Ethical Consumer
- Extinction Rebellion
- Extinction Rebellion Australia
- FALA impact studio
- Flourish (Flourishing World Ltd)
- Fórum Carajás
- Fossil Free Football
- Fossil Free Lawyers
- Fossil Free SA
- France Nature Environnement
- Friends of the Earth
- Fundação SOS Mata Atlântica
- Futerra Solutions Union
- GAIA Asia Pacific
- GDI – Global Disinformation
Index - Global Action Plan
- Global Climate and Health
Alliance
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- Global Wind Energy Council
- Green Anglicans
- GreenFaith
- Greenpeace Brasil
- Gret
- Grupo de pesquisa Mídia,
conhecimento e meio
ambiente: - olhares da Amazônia (UFRR)
- GT Infraestrutura e Justiça
Socioambiental - GWEV
- Heinrich Böll Foundation
- I4T Knowledge Network
- Ilhas do Rio
- Indian Youth Climate Network
- InfluenceMap
- Institute for Consumer
Protection (Brazil) - Instituto Água e Saneamento
- Instituto AmazoniAlerta
- Instituto Árvores Vivas para
Conservação e Cultura
Ambiental - International Federation of
Library Associations and
Institutions (IFLA) - Intervozes – Coletivo Brasil de
Comunicação Social - Ipas
- Ipas Bangladesh
- Jubilee Australia Research
Centre - JW Collective
- Kite Insights
- Klimakultur
- La Maison Production Services
Inc. - Leap.eco
- Lighter Footprints
- LOVE-Storm – gegen Hass im
Netz - Lucky Generals
- Mães pelo Clima
- Magamba Network
- Materialise Interiors
- Media ECO CONSCIENCE TV
- Medical Society Consortium on
Climate and Health (MSCCH) - Mind and Gravity Foundation
- Mobsta
- Mother Earth Foundation
- MOV – MOVIMENTO
INTERNACIONAL DE JUVENTUDES - Moxii Africa (rebranding from
Media Monitoring Africa) - MSI Reproductive Choices
- NetLab UFRJ
- New Weather Institute /
Badvertising campaign - NOSSAS
- not just ADZ
- Notre Affaire à Tous
- Observatório das Águas
- Observatório Interdisciplinar
das Mudanças Climáticas
(OIMC) - Observatory on Social Media,
Indiana University - Open Earth Foundation
- OURHouse
- Parents for Climate
- People vs Big Tech
- Peoples Climate Assembly
- Plataforma CIPÓ
- Population, Health and
Environment Ethiopia
Consortium - POWER-PlanetaryHealth
Organizations for Wellbeing,
Equity, and Regeneration - Projeto Hospitais Saudáveis
- Projeto Saude e Alegria
- Proyecto Desconfio
- Purpose
- Purpose Disruptors
- Queensland Conservation
Council
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- QuotaClimat
- Rare
- re•generation
- Reclame Fossielvrij / Fossil Free
Advertising - Rede Cerrado (Cerrado
Network) - Rede Nacional de Combate à
Desinformação-RNCD - Rede Vozes Negras pelo Clima
- Religions for Peace Australia
- Research+Action
- Roots
- SAF-TESO
- Schools for the Climate
Movement - Sea Shepherd Brasil
- SER.
- Skeptical Science
- Stop Funding Heat / Reliable
Media - Tasmanian Climate Collective
- The American Sunlight Project
- The Climate&Strategy
Foundation - The Empathy Project
- The Green Runners CIC
- The Lemkin Institute for
Genocide Prevention & Human
Security - The Shed 28
- The Sparrow Project
- The YEARS Project
- Transparência Internacional –
Brasil - Transparency International
- Transparency International
Initiative Madagascar - Tu Sonrisa Colectiva
- UK Faculty of Public Health
- Union of Concerned Scientists
- University of Leeds
- Vert d’Iris
- Viração Educomunicação
- Vote Earth Now
- WHAT TO FIX
- Woka Foundation
- Women and Gender
Constituency - Women Empowered
- Workshop for All Beings
- World Health Innovation Summit
- Global Social Prescribing
Alliance
- WWF
- Yapay Gündem
- Young professionals chronic
disease network
Individuals
Please note: Organisations are listed for reference only. All individuals have signed in
a personal capacity unless otherwise stated
- Aastha Poddar, Sustainable
material consultant, Poddar
Associates - Adriano Liziero, Creator and
editor, @geopanoramas - Afra Balazina, Mobilization
Director, Fundação SOS Mata
Atlântica - Alaina Kinol
- Alessandro De Zanche, Founder,
not just ADZ - Alida Naufalia, Organic and
climate campaigner, YPBB
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- Alison Smith, Senior Research
Associate, University of Oxford,
Environmental Change Institute - Amelie Lambert, Writer and
sustainable transformation
advisor, Independent - Ana Regina Rêgo, Doutora,
Rede Nacional de Combate à
Desinformação-RNCD - Anders Wijkman, Honorary
President, Club of Rome, Club of
Rome - Andrew Simms, Director, New
Weather Institute / Badvertising
campaign - Andrew Stepanian, Founder,
The Sparrow Project - Angelo José Rodrigues Lima,
Secretário Executivo,
Observatório das Águas - Anna Siewiorek, Senior
Campaign Lead, The
Climate&Strategy Foundation - Antoine Gatet, Président, France
Nature Environnement - Attila Márton, Associate
Professor, Copenhagen
Business School - Barnaby Francis, Director,
Climate Ad Observatory - Bel Jacobs, Writer, The Empathy
Project - Ben Matthews, CoFounder,
Empower Agency - Brandi Geurkink, Executive
Director, Coalition for
Independent Technology
Research - Braulio Silva,Secretary
Executive, Ecotropica
Foundation - Brita Staal, Independent
Pracademic, Dr Victoria Hurth - Bruno Teixeira Peixoto,
Consultor Externo em
Integridade Socioambiental e
Climática, Transparência
Internacional – Brasil - Callum Grieve, Co-Founder,
Campaign Collective - Carl James Hospedales,
Executive Director, EarthMedic
and EarthNurse Foundation for
Planetary Health - Carlos R. S. Milani, Director,
Observatório Interdisciplinar
das Mudanças Climáticas
(OIMC) - Carolina Santana, President,
Instituto AmazoniAlerta - Catherine Abreu, Director,
International Climate Politics
Hub - Cecilia de Carvalho Fortes,
Assistente de Gestão de
Pessoas, NetLab da UFRJ - Cecilia Espinoza, Senior
Technical Advisor, Ipas - Christiana Figuerres, Former UN
Climate Change Executive
Secretary, Chief Negotiator of
the landmark Paris Agreement
of 2015, Founding Partner,
Global Optimism - Christine Smith, Retired
Psychotherapist, British
Psychotherapy Foundation - Christophe Gauthier, co-chair,
I4T Knowledge Network,
Founding manager, - Vert d’Iris
- Christopher J.A. Coutinho,
Performer, Laudato Si’ Animator - Clarissa Canova, Founder, Mães
pelo Clima - Claude Fourcroy, Analyst,
Independent
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- Cody Wilkinson
- Courtney Howard, Emergency
Physician and Founder,
POWER-PlanetaryHealth
Organizations for Wellbeing,
Equity, and Regeneration - Cristiana Losekann, Professor,
Universidade Federal do Espírito
Santo - Dagmara Szulce, Managing
Director, International
Advertising Association,
International Advertising
Association - Dana Schran, Senior General
Coordinator, Climate Action
Against Disinformation - Dani Madrid-Morales, Lecturer
in Journalism, University of
Sheffield - Danilo Gregório, Manager of
knowledge and public affairs,
Instituto Brasileiro de
Governança Corporativa - David Somervell, Trustee, Clean
Heat Edinburgh Forum - David Starley, Director, The
Green Runners CIC - Dean Hughes, Sustainability
Operations Consultant, Dean
Hughes Consulting - Deborah McNamara, Branch
Manager, The Climate Reality
Project Brasil - Delcio Rodrigues, Executive
Director, Climainfo Institute - Deuza Brabo, Coordenadora de
projetos, Coletivo Reocupa - Dominick Pegram, Business
Owner, FACT - Donald J. Wuebbles, Emeritus
Professor, University of Illinois - Dr Ketakandriana Rafitoson,
Vice-Chair, Transparency
International - Dr. Emma L. Briant, Visiting
Associate Professor, University
of Notre Dame - Dr. Gonzalo Raineri,Climate
Justice Lead, Buni Media - Dr. Joe Vipond, Past-President,
Canadian Association of
Physicians for the Environment - Edson Grandisoli, Director,
Schools for the Climate
Movement - Edward Maibach, Distinguished
University Professor and
Founding Director Emeritus,
George Mason University
Center for Climate Change
Communication - Egerton Verçosa Amaral Neto,
Advisor, IPIE - Elisa von Joeden-Forgey,
Executive Director, The Lemkin
Institute for Genocide
Prevention & Human Security - Emenyeonu, C. Ogadimma,
Faculty, College of
Communication, University of
Sharjah - Emma Cooper, Programme
Office- Environment & Climate
Action, Islamic Help - Emma Lawrance, Director,
Climate Cares Centre, Climate
Cares Centre, Imperial College
London & University of Oxford - Endashaw Mogessie Tiruneh,
Executive Director, Population,
Health and Environment
Ethiopia Consortium - Eugenio Vargas Garcia,
Diplomat, Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, Brazil
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- Eva Navarro López, AI Scientist,
International Panel on the
Information Environment - Eve Karoubi, International Policy
Lead, GGON - Fabiana Schaeffer, CEO,
Netza&Co - Fabrício Benevenuto, Associate
Professor, Universidade Federal
de Minas Gerais (UFMG) - Felicia Jackson, Managing
Director, Cogido Ltd - Felix Paul, Director General,
ClimAQ Nigeria/University of
Uyo - Filippo Menczer, Director and
Distinguished Luddy Professor
of Informatics, Observatory on
Social Media, Indiana University,
Interim Director and Associate
Professor, Center for Climate
Change Communication - Francisco Iglesias, Presidente,
ASPOAN – ASSOCIAÇÃO
POTIGUAR AMIGOS DA NATUREZA - Frédéric Morand, Founding
manager, Vert d’Iris - Gabriela Feitosa, Urbanist and
Researcher - Gale Sinatra, Distinguished
Professor, University of Southern
California - Gave Cabral de Souza,
Diretor-presidente, Abaré –
Escola de Jornalismo - Genevieve Guenther, Founding
Director, End Climate Silence - Gilson Antoinette, President,
Future 3 - Graham Randles, Director,
Envecso - Guillaume Quelin, Responsable
de projet climat/chef de file de
la Commission Climat &
Développement, GRET
- Illana Adamson, Founder/CEO,
Be Better Sustainability Ltd - Imran Ahmed, CEO & Founder,
Center for Countering Digital
Hate - Iracema Sena de Souza
Marques, Diretora Executiva,
SER. - Jackline Nganga,President,
Future Food Institute - Jake Dubbins, Co-founder,
Conscious Advertising Network - Janos Pasztor, Retired, Former
UN Assistant Secretary-General
for Climate Change, Retirement - Jennie King, Senior
Non-Resident Fellow, Institute
for Strategic Dialogue (ISD) /
Centre for Climate and Security
(CCS) - Jennifer Jacquet, Professor,
University of Miami - Jess H. Brewer, Professor
Emeritus, Univ. of British
Columbia - Jéssica Miranda Pinheiro,
Lawyer, THEMIS – Gender,
Justice and Human Rights - Joel Clement, Climate
Whistleblower - John Cook, President, Skeptical
Science - John Kotcher, Interim Director
and Associate Professor, Center
for Climate Change
Communication - Jonathan Valentine, Consultant
Partner, clj+ associates - Jonathan Weise, Co-Founder,
Purpose Disruptors
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- Jorge Eduardo Ramirez
Sanchez, Fundador, Tu Sonrisa
Colectiva - Joshua Halpern, Professor
Emeritus, Howard University - Juliana Gatti Pereira
Rodrigues,Mobilization Director,
Fundação SOS Mata Atlântica - Justus Visagie Editor, EVnow
- Karen Middleton, Senior
Lecturer in Marketing, University
of Portsmouth - Kathryn Jane White, Founder,
JW Collective - Kevin E Trenberth, Climate
Scientist - Kirsten Dunlop, Chief Executive
Officer, Climate KIC - Klaus Bruhn Jensen, Professor,
University of Copenhagen;
Chair of the Scientific Panel on
Information Integrity about
Climate Science, IPIE - Laetitia Moreau Gabarain,
President, ACHED Association
Citoyenne pour une Heure
Equitable et Durable - Lameya Chaudhury, Head of
Social Impact, Lucky Generals - Laura McCrimmon, Public
Health Registrar, NHS
Gloucestershire - Laurence Tubiana, CEO
European Climate Foundation /
COP30 Special Envoy for
Europe, European Climate
Foundation - Leonhard Rabensteiner,
Werbefrei (Austria) - Lisa Boyles, NA, NA
- Livia Giuggioli, Activist, None
- Lone Sorensen, Associate
Professor of Political
Communication, - University of Leeds
- Lorena Regattieri, Advisor,
Green Screen Coalition - Lucas Louback Silva, Gestor de
advocacy, NOSSAS - Lucia Parejo-Bravo, Senior
Program Manager, Purpose - Luciana Souza de Oliveira,
Member, Rede Vozes Negras
pelo Clima/ RVNPC - Luciane Moessa de Souza,
Honourary President/Global
Ambassador, Club of
Rome/Earth4All - Madeleine Cooper, CEO &
Founder, Flourish (Flourishing
World Ltd) - Magali do Nascimento Cunha,
Prof., Coletivo Bereia –
Informação e Checagem de
Notícias - Mali Okoi-Obuli, Founder &
Global Lead, OURHouse - Marco André Feldman
Schneider, Tenured researcher
and Professor, Rede Nacional
de Combate à Desinformação - Marcos Antonio de Oliveira
Junior, Research Impact Fellow,
University of Exeter - Maria C de Sá e Benevides,
Executive Producer, Quartzo
Comunicação - Mariana Franco Ramos,
Coordenadora de
Comunicação da Plataforma
CIPÓ, Plataforma CIPÓ - Martin Wainstein, Executive
Director, Open Earth Foundation - Mathieu Le Corre
- Matt Hocking, Chief Evolution
Officer & Founder, Leap.eco - Matt Longley, CEO, Mobsta
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- Max Boykoff, Professor,
University of Colorado Boulder - Mellany Murgor, Africa
coordinator, Young
professionals chronic disease
network - Meredith Odgers, Programme
Director, BambooWorx - Mery de Fátima Alves da Silva,
Assistente jurídico, Sendas s.a - Mithra Cox, GSCC
- Mohamed ElGohary, Activist,
Independent - Monique Galvão,Director and
Distinguished Luddy Professor
of Informatics, Observatory on
Social Media, Indiana University - Nathalie Gil, President, Sea
Shepherd Brasil - Nicky Bull
- Nicolas Rutherford, Senior
Analyst, Information Integrity
Lab, University of Ottawa - Nina Jankowicz, Co-Founder,
Chief Executive Officer, The
American Sunlight Project - Nnenna Hemeson, Founder &
Chief Editor, Echiché Network - Olivia J Erdelyi, Professor,
University of Canterbury - Paidamoyo Manhimbe, Social
Media Manager, Magamba
Network - Pamela Noakes, Group
Sustainability Director,
Corporate Sustainability
Professional - Paul Randle, CEO, Pickle
Consulting - Paula Pollini, Public Policy
Specialist, Instituto Água e
Saneamento - Paulo Lima, Executive Director,
Viração Educomunicação - Philip Howard, Professor, Oxford
University - Philippa Rowland, Co-Chair,
Religions for Peace Australia - Prof. Fredrick Ogenga, Professor,
Center for Media, Democracy,
Peace & Security; The
Peacemaker Corps Foundation
Kenya - Prof. Jonathan Hardy, Professor
of Communications and Media,
University of the Arts London - Ramênia Vieira da Cunha
Gallas, Coordenadora
executiva, Intervozes – Coletivo
Brasil de Comunicação Social - Renata Moraes, Founder and
CEO, ChangeNOW - Renato Barreto, Public Policy
Manager, Institute for
Consumer Protection (Brazil) - Richard Ostiguy, President &
Executive Producer, - La Maison Production Services
Inc. - Ritumbra Manuvie, Assistant
Professor, University of
Groningen - Rob Harrison, Director, Ethical
Consumer - Robert Feder, M.D., Psychiatrist,
American Psychiatric
Association - Robert Hinkley, Code For
Corporate Citizenship - Rod Womer, CEO, Woka
Foundation - Rodrigo Cetina Presuel,
Associate Dean for Education
and Academic Affairs/Senior
Lecturer in Law and Public
Policy, UPF Barcelona School of
Management (member of I4T
Global Knowledge Network)
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- Rolande Aziaka, Journalist /
Director, Media ECO
CONSCIENCE TV - Rupen Desai, Co Founder, The
Shed 28 - Sâmela Sateré-Mawé,
Environmental Activist,
Articulação dos Povos
Indígenas do Brasil – APIB - Samm Farai Monro, Director,
Magamba Network - Sandrine Dixson-Decleve,
Honorary President/Global
Ambassador, Club of
Rome/Earth4All - Sandrine
Dixson-Decleve,co-chair, I4T
Knowledge Network - Santiago Lefebvre,Director,
Symbiotic Design Academy - Sara Roversi,Climate & Nature
Director, North of Impact - Sarah Chow, Research
Consultant at the Climate
Litigation Lab, based in the
Oxford Sustainable Law
Programme - Sasha Fox, Senior Partnerships
Director, Futerra Solutions Union - Shailendra Yashwant, Senior
Advisor, Climate Action Network
South Asia - Shitiz Jha, Member Delegate,
Indian Youth Climate Network - Simão Farias Almeida,
Professor, Grupo de pesquisa
Mídia, conhecimento e meio
ambiente: olhares da
Amazônia (UFRR) - Sonia Livingstone, Professor of
Social Psychology, London
School of Economics and
Political Science - Sono Aibe, Consultant, CHED
Solutions - Sophie Lambin, CEO, Kite
Insights - Sophie Morosoli, Postdoctoral
Researcher, University of
Amsterdam - Stephan Lewandowsky,
Professor of Cognitive Science,
University of Bristol - Sue Atkinson, Inaugural Chair,
Global Climate and Health
Alliance, Global Climate and
Health Alliance - Thais Lazzeri, Director and
founder, FALA impact studio - Tom Rivett-Carnac, Founding
Partner at Global Optimism - Tommi Marmo, Student, XPUB
- Travis G Coan, Professor of
Computational Social Science,
University of Exeter - Trevor Alan Scott, Central Vic
Climate Action - Veronica Wignall, Director,
Adfree Cities - Vicente de Paulo Pereira Lima,
Journalist, Viração
Educomunicação - Vicky Sins,Executive director,
ClimateVoice - Victoria Hurth, Head of Climate,
World Benchmarking Alliance - Viktoria Spaiser, Professor of
Climate Politics and
Computational Social Science,
University of Leeds - Vital Ribeirom, President of the
board, Projeto Hospitais
Saudáveis - Yash Agrawal, PhD researcher
in policy studies, The Energy
and Resources Institute School
of Advanced Studies