“Our Power, Our Planet” is the theme of this year’s Earth Day, observed on 22 April. But this date doesn’t just mark Earth Day, it marks 55 years since an environmental “teach-in” launched in San Francisco, sparking a global movement. What began on college campuses is now a worldwide event, devoted to our planet and the actions needed to protect it, involving over 1 billion people.
This year, the focus is on renewable energy and the need to significantly scale up clean electricity generation by 2030. Here’s what else you need to know about Earth Day 2025.
Melting glaciers could move the North Pole 90 feet by 2100. Understanding the rapid melting of the Earth’s ice drives home the impact of a warming Earth and the importance for businesses to strengthen resilience.
Unprecedented disruption is upending progress for the climate. But by leaning on evidence, recognizing a fear of change and other key approaches, sustainability leaders can navigate current confusion and shifting landscapes. Learn the 5 key mindsets leaders need now.
The ‘triple strength’ leaders must develop to drive a sustainable future. OMV CEO Alfred Stern discusses his company’s focus on sustainable energy and a net-zero future – and the key traits leaders will need to make these changes possible.
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