Navigating global turbulence for energy security and climate action

As geopolitical tensions continue to ripple through global markets, the fragility of our fossil fuel-dependent world becomes increasingly apparent.

At last week’s Munich Security Conference California Governor Gavin Newsom emphasized the urgency to collaborate at the sub-national level in the face of increasingly unstable US leadership, through “partnerships that make California stronger, Americans safer, and our planet healthier.” He said: “Growth and security depend on democratic values, credibility, and climate action.”

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Join us in celebrating the inspiring women in science from around the world who we are honoured to have as members and partners of the Global Commons Alliance.

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Today at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos – shortly before President Trump presented his vision of a future marked by science denial – another vision was shared with the world. 

As world leaders gather at the World Economic Forum in Davos, scientists, economists and business executives have signed an open letter calling for a shared prosperity path to replace the outdated model of fossil-fuelled growth, which is accelerating inequality, geopolitical instability, and climate and ecological collapse. 

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The Global Commons Alliance and its network of partners attended the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos to collaborate with leaders from across civil society, philanthropy, business networks and science, toward a just world on a safe planet.

This video captures collective wisdom from experts across science, Indigenous knowledge economics and policy about how to create a safe and just world.