Climate Clock
WEBWe encourage you to erect an iconic climate clock in your own locale — joining Berlin, New York, Seoul, Rome and Glasgow. These climate clocks are drawing the world’s attention to the urgency for action.
Our Story - Climate Clock
WEBOn September 19, 2020 the Climate Clock went live. Eighty feet across, and towering four stories above New York’s Union Square, the stark, orange-tinted letters count down the critical time window remaining for humanity to act to save itself and its only home from the ravages of climate chaos.
Climate Emergency Day — Climate Clock
WEBOn Monday July 22 2024, the Climate Clock will tick down below five years for the first time, a key milestone for humanity that will spark a wave of synchronised actions around the world, demanding an end to fossil fuels, and pushing leaders to #ActInTime to accelerate real climate solutions.
Get Your Clock — Climate Clock
WEBPUT a huge clock up in your city. Follow the lead of Berlin, New York, Seoul, Rome & Glasgow, and install a monumental Climate Clock in the center of your city. Create an iconic reference point, and shift public awareness.
News — Climate Clock
WEB“80-foot Climate Clock sounds alarm on emissions above New York City for Earth Day” MSN NEWS. For Earth Week 2022, Climate Clock updated the messaging on the big clock in NYC to shine a spotlight on some of the local climate campaigns affecting New York.
Science — Climate Clock
WEBBacked by the latest science, the Climate Clock tells us what we must do, by when. The Deadline and Lifelines on the Climate Clock make explicit the speed and scope of action that political leaders must take in order to limit the worst climate impacts.
New York Action Page — Climate Clock
WEBMar 25, 2022 — Brainstorm and execute NYC specific campaigns with Climate Clock staff. Meeting schedule will fluctuate pending numbers. Current community engagement campaigns include: Climate Clock Curriculum— In partnership with XR Youth and FFF, the Climate Clock is planning a journey through local middle schools! Student Climate Clock …
OUTDATED: Make a Climate Clock | Climate Clock Docs
WEBDec 10, 2021 — The #ClimateClock is an open-source project. Our team in New York that put together Greta’s mobile climate clock used inexpensive electronics (programmable Raspberry Pi circuit board, RGB LED matrix panels, etc.), a wooden casing, and the scientific methodology outlined here by Berlin’s MCC climate research institute — and …
Loss And Damage Lifeline — Climate Clock
WEBThe Climate Clock’s Loss and Damage Lifeline tracks the climate debt (in $US) that wealthy, high-emitting G20 countries owe for the devastating impacts their excessive carbon emissions have caused to others, especially those in "developing" countries.
Get Involved — Climate Clock
WEBThe following map tracks active monumental clocks, portable clocks, and #ActInTime groups. Join the movement by connecting to your local Climate Clock organizers, or putting your city on the map!