What is the European Climate Pact?
The European Climate Pact is a movement of people united around a common cause, each taking steps in their own worlds to build a more sustainable Europe. Launched by the European Commission, the Pact is part of the European Green Deal and is helping the EU to meet its goal to become climate-neutral by 2050.
Everyone has a place in the Pact. You can get involved whether you are just starting out on your climate action journey or already working to make a difference in your world. You can take part as an individual or as an organisation – for example, a city, a community or an association.
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To mark the third annual EU Day for the Victims of the Global Climate Crisis on 15 July, events across the EU honoured those lost to and affected by the climate crisis and called for further action to reduce the risk of climate impacts.
Ever wondered how energy communities work? If so, this article has got you covered. Read on to find out what energy communities are, the benefits they bring, and why creating or joining one could help you make a difference in your local community.
The Clean Industrial Deal is at the heart of the EU’s climate transition. It aims to decarbonise Europe while helping its industries grow and compete.
