Ingmar Rentzhog, from WDHT, on Defending Science and Uniting for Climate Action

Ingmar shares insights on the importance of communication in the climate crisis, the role of events in fostering dialogue, and the recent campaign 'Make Science Great Again' aimed at defending scientific integrity against misinformation.

Rentzhog emphasises the need for collaboration and support for leaders in sustainability, as well as the importance of engaging with industries to facilitate a green transition.

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Takeaways

• Ingmar Rentzhog founded We Don't Have Time to address the climate crisis through communication.
• The platform evolved from a social media model to a media platform combining social aspects with traditional media.
• We Don't Have Time aims to amplify climate initiatives from various organisations and leaders.
• The platform has a reach of 200 million monthly, despite having 120,000 users.
• Engagement with industries is crucial for facilitating a green transition.
• The 'Make Science Great Again' campaign aims to defend scientific integrity against misinformation.
• Most people want to solve the climate crisis but feel isolated in their beliefs.
• Resistance to change is often due to powerful interests that benefit from the status quo.
• Collaboration and dialogue are essential for driving climate action.
• CSOs play a vital role in leading sustainability efforts within organisations.