Data visualisation
We use data from social media to help visualize online discussions and provide a clearer understanding of current thinking.
Our website exists to create a repository for people to explore what is being said and done to enhance #climateaction
Our purpose
Harness the positive power of social media
Analyse data sets
- We download publicly available datasets from twitter to identify trends and insights
The cop26 dataset contains:
- Twitter data from more than 23 time periods
- > 400k rows of data
- Analysis of >270M Retweets
- Geolocation of tweets
- Influencer analysis
You can use the PowerBI dashboard to:
- search for tweets
- find out more info about tweeters e.g. who tweets the most, who gets the most likes etc
- changes over time e.g. top hashtags in each dataset
- find the urls and media that have been tweeted
COP26 Dashboard
Insights from data analysis
Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs - @mfa_russia is one of the twitter accounts associated with the spread of misinformation
Ukraine Russia Conflict
For those interested in the tweets that @mfa_russia sends and receives – here’s a summary from 21 March – 6 May
The power to change –
COP26 Glasgow 31 October
In the lead up to COP26 the key tweet from the UN Secretary General: "We are weeks away from #COP26, but seemingly light years away from reaching our #ClimateAction targets. We need more ambition from all countries in three key areas — mitigation, finance and adaptation. We must get serious. And we must act fast. #UNGA Antonio Guterres:
The three groups we collect regular datasets on are:
- @Cop26
- #ClimateAction
- #FridaysForFuture
All tweets and tweet metadata is publicly available.
Climate inaction & IPCC August Report - failing to decide is the same as deciding to fail
- The IPCC Working Group I report, Climate Change 2021: the Physical Science Basis was published in August 2021 – which states: Climate change widespread, rapid, and intensifying – IPCC — IPCC
- Boris Johnson’s response to climate change demonstrates what Patricia Espinosa (Executive Secretary of UN Climate Change) in August 2021 stated, in response to the latest IPCC report, that failing to decide (on required actions) may end up being the same as deciding to fail.
COP26 - 31 October
COP26 – 31 October 2021 Glasgow
- Many people are wanting and waiting for COP26 to make significant progress on each of the 196 members to reduce their greenhouse gas emission so that global warm is be kept at 1.5 degrees.
Climate action is too slow - the facts
The facts show climate action is too slow
- The Paris Agreement in 2015 was the key milestone in gaining agreement from 196 countries to limit global warming to below 2 degrees, whilst acknowledging that 2 degrees would be a catastrophe.
- Since 2015 very little progress has been made – COP26 2021 is being seen as a make or break time.
- Although an issue of debate, many scientists state that our current trajectory will lead to the planet warming by more than 2 degrees.
Recent Blog Posts
The #FridaysForFuture Force
"Over 4 million on #Climatestrike today. If you belong to the small number of people…
32 days to till cop26 – and the focus is on Blackpink, #UNGA and #globalcitizenlive
1. This tweet is the most liked and retweeted in the COP26 network 23 September…
In-depth analysis of Twitter trends related to COP26 and climate issues
Updated Power BI dashboards & data visualisations to provide insight, context, and momentum relating to Climate Action
Analysis of various World leaders and Forums
Contact Us
We are on a mission to create national and international awareness of climate change. If you have something to share or contribute to, please feel free to contact us.