Euronews Green highlights its top unsung climate heroes for 2024, exclusively featuring women who have made significant contributions to environmental advocacy.
Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico’s first female president with expertise in climate science aims for a clean energy target by 2030 and has previously implemented green policies as mayor of Mexico City.
Climatologist Friederike Otto from Imperial College London, is known for her work on extreme weather events linked to climate change.
Legal advocates Tessa Khan and Laura Clarke are recognized for their efforts challenging detrimental legislation through landmark court cases against oil companies, and misleading claims by corporations like KLM.
Young activist Tori Tsui, author of It's Not Just You, writes about eco-anxiety, and mental health issues related to ecological concerns.
Margaretha Wewerinke-Singh leads historic legal actions at the UN level advocating for accountability among nations regarding global warming impacts.
Gaie Delap, a 'grassroots activist grandma' inspires inter-generational climate action. She faced 20 months in prison for climate protest-related contempt but was granted early release.
These diverse female voices are inspiring global movements that address urgent climate issues while alsoand fosters solidarity and resilience across all communities.
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