In 2017 we published a list of the Top 50 Women in Climate to Follow on Twitter. This sparked an amazing reaction, as well as a deluge of follow up emails and tweets highlighting yet more amazing women leading the
A guest blog by Claire Poole, Founder, ClearBright Published May 22, 2018 on IUCN Business & Biodiversity Page At a recent event I hosted on Sustainable Innovation in Sport, Anne Cecile Turner from Volvo Ocean Race asked us to take
We are proud that our Founder, Claire Poole, is mentioned in this article, which appears in Sports Business Journal as ‘doing more than anyone alive to mobilize convocations for sustainability advocates throughout the sport world’ (in bold, below – our emphasis).
Our Founder is out at COP23 this week, so here is a round up of the main stories coming out of Bonn during this pivotal COP: 3 things we learned at this week’s U.N. climate change meeting I spent last
Our Founder is out at COP23 this week, so here is a round up of the main stories coming out of Bonn during this pivotal COP: ‘Coal is not coming back’ as leading economies sign up to Powering Past
Our Founder is out at COP23 this week, so here is a round up of the main stories coming out of Bonn during this pivotal COP: ‘InsuResilience’ to Provide the Poor with More Financial Protection Against Climate Risks An
Our Founder is out at COP23 this week, so here is a round up of the main stories coming out of Bonn during this pivotal COP: UN climate conference set to recognize the role of women in climate action
Our Founder is out at COP23 this week, so here is a round up of the main stories coming out of Bonn during this pivotal COP: COP23 plans to protect health as climate changes The United Nations has launched
Claire Poole, Founder, ClearBright Consulting We know that when it comes to news and communications, the source is as important as the message. We subconsciously consider if the source is transparent, credible and if they have a vested interest in
A while ago a list appeared of ‘people to follow on Twitter if you are interested in climate change’ and a number of us were perturbed to see how few women were on that list. Not that we don’t love
