Climate Emergency
Plain-language reporting on warming, fossil fuels, health impacts, and the communities most exposed to climate risk.
Climate Emergency Newsletter
Climate truth, clean energy, and action for the next generation
NETZERO shares clear climate emergency reporting, challenges fossil fuel misinformation, and promotes practical green solutions already within reach.
Read the latest issueWhat we cover
Serious climate issues, written for everyday readers
The newsletter connects science, law, clean energy, public health, and community action so readers can see the crisis clearly and respond with confidence.
Clean Energy Progress
Updates on renewable power, green technology, fusion research, offshore wind, and countries moving beyond coal.
Justice and Accountability
Coverage of climate law, human rights, misinformation, and the duty governments and industries owe to future generations.
The climate numbers behind the urgency
66bnTonnes of greenhouse gases emitted each year
71%Emissions linked to the fossil-fuel energy sector
50%+UK emissions reduction since 1990
£1.5tnProjected renewable investment in 2025
How it works
From climate concern to public action
Name the threat
We explain how fossil fuels, greenhouse gases, pollution, and extreme weather connect to daily life.
Challenge misinformation
We stand with science and make climate denial easier to recognise, question, and answer.
Show solutions
We highlight renewable energy, green technology, recycling, cleaner travel, and community action.
Build public will
We invite readers, young people, researchers, and community leaders to keep the message moving.
Frequently asked questions
What is NETZERO?
NETZERO is a climate emergency newsletter created to inform the public, promote clean energy, and support action against fossil fuel dependency.
What topics do you cover?
We cover climate science, renewable energy, climate justice, green technology, air pollution, misinformation, and community education.
Why focus on misinformation?
Delay often begins with doubt. We explain the evidence clearly so readers can recognise false narratives and defend climate action.
Can readers contribute?
Yes. We welcome research, commentary, community stories, youth voices, and practical examples of green action.
How often do you publish?
Our aim is to publish four issues a year, with each edition building on climate news, public engagement, and practical solutions.
Insights & resources
Latest climate emergency coverage
Climate Emergency · April 2026
Climate change is an existential threat. Here is why action still matters
Every fraction of warming avoided reduces suffering, protects communities, and keeps more natural systems intact.
Read moreClimate Justice · April 2026
Climate justice in the courts: responsibility is becoming a legal duty
Courts are increasingly linking climate protection with human rights, accountability, and the duty owed to future generations.
Read moreEnergy · April 2026
Global progress on clean energy shows the fossil fuel cycle can be broken
From Denmark to the UK, renewable power is growing quickly and showing what a cleaner energy system can become.
Read moreStand with climate truth
Turn climate concern into practical action
Read, share, and contribute clear stories that help more people understand the climate emergency.