Earth HQ - Global Commons Alliance

NowThis Earth is a new channel that focuses on comprehensive coverage of human impact on our planet and how to respond

“Saving our planet is now a communications challenge. We know what to do, we just need the will” Sir David Attenborough

Earth HQ is the media arm of Global Common Alliance, a coalition of scientific, philanthropic and conservation organizations along with business networks working to protect the global commons. We are working to build public support for planetary stewardship and transformation of our global economy to operate within safe planetary boundaries.

Earth HQ and NowThis, the no.1 most-watched mobile news brand globally announced the launch of a major editorial endeavor, NowThis Earth. The new channel focuses on comprehensive coverage of human impact on our planet, and how to respond.

In 8 weeks, NowThis Earth has reached over 40M people with over 200 stories focused on solving the planetary emergency.

NowThis Earth offers a rare game-changing opportunity to raise awareness and drive action with a daily persistent narrative of ‘solutions journalism’ directed to a massive, engaged and essential public audience. Linking bespoke journalists and experts with the most skilled producers using the latest media technology to drive global reach with accomplished, existing media partners. Our digital news team is reporting daily (50+ stories a month) across all social media channels to drive the narrative for Global Commons Alliance.

Youth Audience Of NowThis: NowThis reaches 70% of U.S. millennials (age 24 to 39) and averages approximately 2 billion video views on a monthly basis. Additionally, approximately 40% of NowThis’ audience is International, with large concentrations in China and India through NowThis Mandarin & NowThis India, as well as in Spanish speaking markets through NowThis Español

Earth HQ Media Partners

Audience Metrics For NowThis Earth After 8 weeks

7 million+

followers

240

stories so far

50 million

people reached

For submission of story ideas for NowThis Earth, please contact Christine Southam: [email protected]

For Funders interested in supporting Earth HQ’s public outreach effort, please contact David Prieto: [email protected]

Climate Events Force Millions to Migrate

By 2030, climate change could force 120 million people into poverty and migration in order to avoid starvation.

How Deforestation Could Lead to More Pandemics

COVID-19 is believed to originate from bats. And deforestation could make the problem worse.

Air Pollution Is Making COVID-19 Worse

COVID-19 can be more severe—and even deadlier—in areas with high levels of air pollution.

Fracking Linked to Premature Births

Pregnant women are 50% more likely to have a preterm birth if they live within 3 miles of a fracking site with active flaring.

Scientist Johan Rockström Explains Earth’s…

Watch scientist Johan Rockström explain Earth's dangerous climate tipping points — and how they can lead to disaster in just 10 years.

Can Regenerative Agriculture Reverse Climate…

Could the solution to climate change be right under our feet?

Global Safety Net Map Focuses On Fight Against…

The Global Safety Net is an interactive map that shows us the areas we need to focus on to fight climate change and biodiversity loss.

Bill Nye Wants South Carolina to Vote for Science

The 'lowcountry' is at extreme risk due to climate change and sea level rise — that's why Bill Nye is urging South Carolinians to #VoteForScience.

How Your Cosmetics Are Killing Sharks

Your makeup might be killing sharks — here's how you can make better choices. (warning: distressing images).

I Tried Zero Waste Take-Out (DeliverZero)

We've all felt the guilt: You get takeout for dinner and your order comes with a ton of single-use packaging. There's got to be a better way, so we…

Bill Nye Wants Georgia to Vote for Science

Here's why Bill Nye wants residents to #VoteForScience this year.

Volunteers Divert Ocean-Bound Plastic Into…

These volunteers in Malaysia are gathering plastic waste from beaches and turning it into furniture.

Activist Wants U.S. to Pay for Its Role in Climate…

This Ugandan climate activist wants the U.S. to pay its share for destroying the planet.

These Women Patrol Philippine Waters By Kayak

These women are putting their lives on the line to protect the central Philippines' marine ecosystem.

This 8-Year-Old Is Leading India’s Youth…

8-year-old Licypriya Kangujam is leading a youth climate movement in India — just don't call her the 'Greta of India.'

This Farming Method Grows Crops With Fish Poop

This farming method uses fish poop to fertilize crops, feed urban communities, and protect the planet.

How Humans Destroyed 60% of All Wildlife Over Half…

Humans have decimated 2/3 of all wildlife since 1970, according to a new report from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF).

The Pangolin is The Most Trafficked Mammal in the…

Despite being heavily protected, pangolins are trafficked more than any other mammal in the world. (warning — distressing imagery)

How Ocean Warming Has Killed 50% of Great Barrier…

More than half of the Great Barrier Reef has lost its coral to ocean warming and mass mortality events.

Baby Scarlet Macaws Get Nursed Back to Health

26 vulnerable and underweight baby macaws were raised in captivity before being released back into the wild.

Economist Rebecca Henderson on Big Business’…

This economist and Harvard professor thinks big business can actually help fight the climate crisis.

BlackRock’s $400m stake in Amazon meatpackers…

BlackRock, the world’s biggest asset manager, has $408 million invested, via various funds, in Brazil’s top three meatpackers operating in the…

Brazilian and international banks financing global…

According to a new report, some of the world’s biggest Brazilian and international banks invested US$153.2 billion in commodities companies whose…

Morgan Stanley to underwrite coal mining on Borneo

Green groups fear that increased coal production could increase deforestation and pollution on the rainforest island