The New York Times Climate Hub

Explore all of our live and virtual events about climate.

Created to coincide with COP26 in Glasgow, The New York Times Climate Hub brought influential leaders and thinkers together with the wider community to debate, discuss and discover climate change strategies. Our sessions are available on demand, free — explore, watch and share the events below.

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The Think Tank highlights

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The Data We Need: Enabling Climate Solutions
Not There Yet: Truth-Testing Corporate Climate Promises
A Conversation Hosted by Emma Watson
Thomas Friedman in Conversation With U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry
Indigenous Rights: Securing the Future of Biodiversity
Circularity, Scale and Style: When Will We Reach Critical Mass?
Climate Justice Means Racial Justice
The New York Times Debate: Democratic Leaders Are Better Prepared to Address Climate Change Than Authoritarian Ones.

The Forum highlights

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The New York Times Debate: Our Obsession With Technology Will Slow Down the Green Transition.
Moonshot Inventions: Staying True to the Needs of People and the Planet
Step-by-Step: Priorities for the Transition to Net Zero
Water Works: Prioritizing the Health of Oceans
Market Forces: Incentivizing Climate Innovation
The New York Times Debate: On a Hotter Planet, the Onus of Transforming Food Systems Is on the Rich World.
A Conversation With Science
Winning the Race: How to Cut Food Waste

Inside The New York Times Climate Hub

Science says that global warming can be slowed if we reduce greenhouse gas emissions sharply. But good intentions alone are not enough. As world leaders gathered in Glasgow in November, we brought citizens, scientists, inventors, academics, delegates and journalists together to have critical conversations around climate change and hold leaders accountable to their commitments.

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Big ideas, beneath the trees.

Artist and set designer Es Devlin created an immersive forest setting, just for The New York Times Climate Hub. The native trees and plants will be replanted in Scotland as a new public garden, as part of the community legacy of The New York Times Climate Hub.

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