At the archaeological site of Delos, where the Fund has supported planning and site conservation in recent years, the artist Antony Gormley has installed a series of bodyform sculptures “re-inhabiting” the site. In part due to this uncommon exhibition, the
The U.S. Climate Alliance now represents over 55 percent of the U.S. population and 60% of the U.S. GDP, with the addition of Pennsylvania and Nevada in March and April 2019. This has the capacity to reach forty percent of
As a result of the European Climate Fund’s campaign, Chile’s President Piñera announced the country’s coal phase-out timeline on June 4, as a follow up to last year’s roundtable multi-stakeholder dialogue. The President committed the country to closing all coal-plans
The New Yorker featured the case of Suny Rodriguez, an asylum seeker from Honduras who, with the help of ASAP, successfully sued the government for the abuses faced by her and her son while being held in family detention. Read
CNN featured Coral Vita's efforts to not only help restore coral reefs - but to make the coral itself more resilient to climate change by exposing coral fragments to higher temperatures in the world's first commercial land-based coral farm. Read
Victoria Herrmann, 2017 Innovation Prize awardee and founder of Rising Tides, writes about how climate change poses a threat to cultural heritage in Scientific American.
David Muhammad, a 2017 Innovation Prize awardee and the Executive Director of the National Institute for Criminal Justice Reform, was interviewed by The Annie E Casey Foundation's Lisa Hamilton. He spoke with Hamilton about how probation works, the impact that
Coral Vita, 2017 Innovation Prize awardees, officially opened the world's first commercial land-based coral farm on Friday, May 31st. They have teamed up with leading coral scientists from Plant a Million Corals Foundation and the Gate Coral Lab, integrating their
Musings Magazine interviewed Coral Vita about their innovative vision for large-scale restoration of coral reefs. Read the article here.
Dr. Victoria Herrmann was named to Apolitical's list of 100 most influential people in climate policy. Read more about her, and the other leaders listed, click here.