We Don't Have Time researched the biggest marches since 2018, built the data, studied what worked, and turned it into a practical guide for how to rebuild and scale the climate movement.
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Something happened in Stockholm. Last week, 50,000+ people took to the streets for climate action, the largest climate demonstration we have found anywhere in the world…
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We Don't Have Time
The world's largest media platform for climate action. We are democratizing knowledge about climate solutions.
- Industry
- Public Relations and Communications Services
- Location
- Internet, OO
- Company size
- 501–1,000 employees
About We Don't Have Time
We Don’t Have Time is the world’s largest media for climate solutions. We are based in Stockholm and have offices in Nairobi and Washington, D.C. People from all over the world come together on our platform to give climate reviews to businesses, politicians and world leaders, praising solutions and action while calling out those who lag in the green transition. Businesses are welcome as partners to engage with our community and increase the reach and impact of their progress on climate. We believe it should be profitable to actively engage in the “Race to Zero” and unprofitable to stand on the sidelines. Together we can solve the climate crisis. But We Don’t Have Time to wait! Download the app anywhere and get started!
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We Don't Have Time published an interview with Carl Nyberg of Neste discussing how renewable fuels can offer more than emissions reductions and a white paper on renewable liquid fuels.
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We Don't Have Time's partner Alfa Laval is supplying 60 heat exchangers for the Onuba H₂ project set to become Southern Europe’s largest electrolyzer plant with 300 MW of initial capacity.
Research & Knowledge
We Don't Have Time published a new UNEP & Climate & Clean Air Coalition report on Clean Air Day that finds tackling climate change and air pollution together can deliver major economic, health, and climate benefits.
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