One of the best ways to help fight climate change is to talk about it, which is why we're excited to announce our 2024 Climate Creators to Watch with Pique Action. The 17 creators on this list are using social media to make original, entertaining, and educational content that’s reshaping the climate narrative, combatting misinformation, and empowering people to focus on solutions that improve their health and the health of the planet through climate actions.

One of the best ways to help fight climate change is to talk about it, which is why we're excited to announce our 2024 Climate Creators to Watch with Pique Action. The 17 creators on this list are using social media to make original, entertaining, and educational content that’s reshaping the climate narrative, combatting misinformation, and empowering people to focus on solutions that improve their health and the health of the planet through climate actions.

One of the best ways to help fight climate change is to talk about it, which is why we're excited to announce our 2024 Climate Creators to Watch with Pique Action. The 17 creators on this list are using social media to make original, entertaining, and educational content that’s reshaping the climate narrative, combatting misinformation, and empowering people to focus on solutions that improve their health and the health of the planet through climate actions.

A new YouTube show focused on climate solutions aims to take viewers on a comedic tour of the options available to mitigate human-caused climate change.

Climate change isn’t funny. But we made this show anyway. UnF*cking the Planet is a new YouTube series produced by Pique Action that brings a sharp perspective to the climate conversation. Directed by Real Time with Bill Maher writer Adam Felber and hosted by popular TikTok sensation Hazel Thayer, the six-episode season satirically cuts through the BS and offers tangible solutions…and maybe even a dose of confidence in a better future.

One of the best ways to help fight climate change is to talk about it, which is why we're excited to announce our 2023 Climate Creators to Watch with Pique Action. The 17 creators on this list are using social media to make original, entertaining, and educational content that’s reshaping the climate narrative, combatting misinformation, and empowering people to focus on solutions that improve their health and the health of the planet through climate actions.

Pique Action offers an alternative to two extremes within climate-related discourse, both of which can lead to inaction: the feelings of anxious, helpless nihilism inadvertently triggered by climate coverage aiming to scare people into action (aka climate doom), and the comfortable apathy that results from exaggerating the possibilities of technology to reverse climate change (aka “hopium”). “We’re all tired of seeing polar bears float out to sea, and melting glaciers, and flooding and fires - and it’s not galvanizing anyone,” Pastor said. “We believe that telling human stories of innovation and solutions can help change the overall narrative.”

Pathfinder is a new newsletter uplifting good climate stories written by our resident sustainability scientist, Alaina Wood. Using her experience as a science communicator in both business and bureaucracy, Alaina is compiling the most important weekly stories in climate.

Climate solutions media company Pique Action today announced the close of a $1 million pre-seed fundraising round. Pique aims to change the conversation around climate by producing and distributing content that elevates solutions and drives action. The fundraise was led by the global climate venture capital firm Amasia, with participation from Baruch Future Ventures and Fairbridge Park.

Pique Action and EARTHDAY.ORG are announcing a strategic partnership as part of the ‘Invest In Our Planet’ theme for Earth Day 2022. EARTHDAY.ORG will share clips from Pique Action’s premiere series, NextNow. These micro-documentaries highlight different climate challenges and how innovative organizations are working to solve them.