Earthrise 2.0 The second most influential environmental photograph ever taken?

The second most influential environmental photograph ever taken? How achieving lasting impact in photography is harder than ever.

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🌏 The global energy crisis only reinforces the urgent need to transition away from fossil fuels & double down on homegrown renewables.

Where should the Government and industry should go next?

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2026 World Press Photo Contest winners announced YouTube video by World Press Photo

Congrats to the #WPPh2026 Contest winners, selected by an independent jury from 57,376 entries, submitted by 3,747 photographers from 141 countries!

Discover the awarded stories: worldpressphoto.org/news/2026/contest-winners-announced

View the trailer:
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How a lush Miami park was designed to keep flooding at bay – in pictures As the climate crisis intensifies the storms lashing south Florida, it is imperative to design spaces that soak up the water. The 19.4-acre Bayshore Park is an example of how to design spaces that pro...

How a lush Miami park was designed to keep flooding at bay – in pictures:

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Black Carbon Hub The hub has the latest resources, evidence and news on reducing black carbon. Plus solutions from the climate and clean air fields.

We've been working with @cleanairfund.bsky.social to photograph communities impacted by black carbon - many images are featured on their newly launched black carbon hub.

Keep an eye out for more images from Kenya, Nepal, and Nigeria in the library soon!

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🎉 We've passed 15,000 registered users for the Climate Visuals library! 🎉

Check out this article for some recent highlights as we celebrate this milestone!

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Photo credit: Victor Moriyama / Climate Visuals

🎉 We've passed 15,000 registered users for the Climate Visuals library! 🎉

Check out this article for some recent highlights as we celebrate this milestone!

www.climatevisuals.org/15000_users/

Photo credit: Victor Moriyama / Climate Visuals

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The nonprofit Climate Visuals has published a new resource, drawing on expertise from photo editors, to help journalists select photographs and imagery for stories about climate litigation:

"When we transition away from fossil fuel, the comparatively even distribution of sun and wind across the globe means that much of this traffic will become obsolete. In that context, you can look at these ships as a threat and trouble as part of their cargo."

Richard Misrach on the Eerie Grandeur of Global Trade Rebecca Solnit considers the photographer’s recent work tracing histories of shipping routes and their impact on the natural environment.

"They are easy to see, but it’s less easy to perceive the immense environmental harm of the shipping industry..."

@rebeccasolnit.bsky.social on Richard Misrach's photographs of international shipping:

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Mining made this US tribal area a toxic wasteland. This Indigenous nation brought it back to life The Quapaw Nation is the only US Native community to carry out a cleanup of one of the country’s worst sites of environmental contamination

Mining made this US tribal area a toxic wasteland. This Indigenous nation brought it back to life:

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Mining made this US tribal area a toxic wasteland. This Indigenous nation brought it back to life The Quapaw Nation is the only US Native community to carry out a cleanup of one of the country’s worst sites of environmental contamination

Mining made this US tribal area a toxic wasteland. This Indigenous nation brought it back to life:

www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Why the British government is spending more on hedgerows They are stitching the countryside back together

"Why the British government is spending more on hedgerows."

Photographs by Francesco Montaguti.

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Climate Outreach | Substack Climate Outreach works with people and organisations to help tell better climate stories. We also run Climate Visuals, the world's only evidence based climate photography resource. Click to read Clima...

@climateoutreach.bsky.social is now on Substack. We'll also be posting Climate Visuals insights there - subscribe (for free!) now! climateoutreach.substack.com

Climate Outreach | Substack Climate Outreach works with people and organisations to help tell better climate stories. We also run Climate Visuals, the world's only evidence based climate photography resource. Click to read Clima...

@climateoutreach.bsky.social is now on Substack. We'll also be posting Climate Visuals insights there - subscribe (for free!) now! climateoutreach.substack.com

Video: Behind the Scenes With Our Photographer “I have a lot of gear.” Our photographer Chang W. Lee describes how he plans to capture the journey to Antarctica from every angle, including from a long-range drone and a sound-triggered camera desig...

What photography gear did @nytimes.com photographer Chang W. Lee take to cover a research voyage to Antarctica? www.nytimes.com/video/climat...

How the AP’s Climate team is covering the Olympics Hello and welcome to The Associated Press Climate Watch newsletter. I’m Jennifer McDermott, an AP reporter covering green energy.

Interesting insight into how @apnews.com integrated climate change coverage into their Winter Olympics reporting: www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-ap...

This photograph, taken by Victor Moriyama, shows firefighters fighting a forest fire in Acre State, Brazil. August 10 2025.

It is part of our black carbon collection. We'll soon be adding more from Nepal, Nigeria and Kenya - keep an eye out!

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Climate litigation often weaves together complex, technical issues with compelling human stories. Photography can play an effective role in engaging audiences on the realities at the heart of a case, and the reason it matters.

View our new guidance: www.climatevisuals.org/climate-liti...

🎭📺 Brand new insights on how 7,000+ Brits really think and feel about climate content in culture - and how the culture sector can meet rising demand.

👉 Check out the new insights - and our recommendations on how the sector can respond climateoutreach.org/btc/2025/rep...

ICYMI - this week we launched new guidance on how to effectively photograph climate litigation.

Find out more about how to make the most of the potential for compelling visual storytelling:

How do you photograph climate litigation? Photography can play an important role in helping audiences to understand and relate to climate court cases, yet all too often imagery misses this opportunity.

We've launched new guidance for more effective images:

www.climatevisuals.org/climate-liti...

We welcome the release of the Government's Warm Homes Plan. The plan is a positive step towards matching the ambitions of the British public - who we know from our research want fair action to tackle the cost of living and climate change.

📷 Photo credit: Liz Seabrook / Nesta / Climate Visuals.

Image of residents of small farms in the rural area of Manoel Urbano, Brazil, fight a forest fire. Credit: Victor Moriyama / Climate Visuals

📸 Residents of small farms in the rural area of Manoel Urbano, Brazil, fight a forest fire.

This image is one from our new free collection with @climatevisuals.bsky.social, depicting the devastating effects of black carbon on communities in the Amazon region ▶️ https://bit.ly/49FK6Fn

Living with the water: the Netherlands’ floating futures – photo essay Photographer Alessandro Gandolfi’s latest project looks at how sustainable floating neighbourhoods offer a way forward as the sea rises

Living with the water: the Netherlands’ floating futures.

Photograph Alessandro Gandolfi's look at sustainable floating neighbourhoods in the Netherlands:

www.theguardian.com/world/2025/n...

Have you seen our collection of heat pump photos?

Free for non-profit, editorial and educational use, they highlight the real lives that heat pumps are a part of, and show the benefits being felt by households using them across different houses and lifestyles now.

www.climatevisuals.org/heatpumps/

“The birds are extremely distressed; it’s not their normal call; it’s a song of suffocation” says photographer Victor Moriyama speaking to @mongabay.com about his work photographing wildfires in the Amazon.

👉 Read more about his experience and view the images: news.mongabay.com/short-articl...

Victor photographed the causes and impacts of black carbon across Brazil for Climate Visuals, in partnership with @cleanairfund.bsky.social, highlighting the often-overlooked super pollutant’s effects on communities and the environment.