As the world continues to grapple with rising temperatures, frequent wildfires, and erratic weather patterns, 2025 has become a defining year for global climate policy. The Public Purview dives into the latest environmental efforts, innovations, and failures that are shaping the future of our planet.
Earlier this year, the UN Climate Summit in Berlin marked a major turning point. Over 100 countries agreed on accelerated carbon neutrality timelines—many pledging net-zero emissions by 2040. But commitments don’t always lead to action. While European nations push forward with green energy transitions, many industrial powers continue to rely heavily on coal and oil.
In Asia, China has begun expanding its solar infrastructure, while India’s government is subsidizing electric vehicles. Africa, though often overlooked, is innovating with sustainable agriculture and clean cooking initiatives to reduce deforestation.
Meanwhile, scientists warn that without immediate changes, global temperatures could rise beyond the 1.5°C limit in just 7 years. Extreme weather is already displacing millions, particularly in vulnerable regions like Bangladesh, the Sahel, and small island nations.
The Public Purview remains dedicated to covering climate action in real time—keeping our readers informed, empowered, and ready to make conscious choices. From grassroots activism to high-level diplomacy, we spotlight those leading the charge for a sustainable tomorrow.