Chief Executive climatecatalyst.org. Ex @RefugeeAction @oxfam @GreenAllianceUK. UK charity CEO of the year 2019. OBE. CPFC. Cycling. Triathlons.
Joined June 2010
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17 Jun 2024
A three minute video. Check it out! Packed with insight into why how we @climacatalyst work with existing actors and new to accelerate policy change and investment shifts. And our impact #collaboration. #climatecrisis climatecatalyst.org/about-us…
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Stephen Hale retweeted
May 27
A special thanks to Mr Marinakis #nffc for giving all of us #cpfc fans yet another glorious night to remember forever. You tried to deny us but it just delayed us a year and gave us incredible memories that will last a lifetime. Hope 16th place was worth it #cpfc
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Stephen Hale retweeted
Apr 15
📢 Our 2025 Annual Impact & Learning Report is here!
From steel decarbonisation in #India and #Indonesia, to defending aviation fuel mandates in #Europe, to launching new programmes on #chemicals.
2025 was a year of real momentum.
Strong networks. Collective action. Lasting change.
Read more below.
bit.ly/4tSr9Xc
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Stephen Hale retweeted
Mar 2
That is some 'day after' planning...
Mar 2
Pres Trump told me tonight the US had identified possible candidates to take over Iran, but they were killed in the initial attack.
"The attack was so successful it knocked out most of the candidates," Trump told me. "It's not going to be anybody that we were thinking of because they are all dead. Second or third place is dead."
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Stephen Hale retweeted
27 Sep 2025
Marc Guehi 97th minute winner assist against Liverpool. The universe has a sense of humour.
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Stephen Hale retweeted
27 Aug 2025
All the pundits said Manchester United would do well this year. And they were right because they can now take Grimsby to penalties, so they’re getting better.
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Stephen Hale retweeted
6 Nov 2024
Jon Stewart on election night: "We're all going to have to wake up tomorrow morning and work like hell to move the world to the place that we prefer it to be." #DailyShow
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10 Oct 2024
"Every one of our challenges is systemic. Companies need regulation and incentives to act… If these policies or tools are lacking, it’s all of our responsibility to identify them and advocate for them. We can only do this together.” My take for @climacatalyst
10 Oct 2024
My take on #ClimateWeekNY. Highs, lows and learnings on the current limits of our collective efforts from #ClimateWeekNYC
bit.ly/4gRsasu
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10 Oct 2024
My take on #ClimateWeekNY. Highs, lows and learnings on the current limits of our collective efforts from #ClimateWeekNYC
bit.ly/4gRsasu
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LET PEOPLE ENJOY GOOD THINGS THAT HAPPEN TO THEM.
The world is perpetually on the brink of WW3, the cost of living is sky high, the people in charge of the country couldn’t organise a piss up in a brewery and we’ll all be dead one day. They’ve won 5-0 to stay top, let them live.
23 Apr 2024
Were Arsenal fans' celebrations over the top with games still to be played elsewhere? 🤔
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15 Feb 2024
Remember 2023? The year Climate Catalyst came of age. Very proud of the difference we made, and partnerships we built. Excited to apply the learning in existing and new areas in 2024
15 Feb 2024
We’re proud of the strides we've made at Climate Catalyst in 2023, our model has been refined as we aim to make a significant #impact across our programmes this year. Read more about our work and impact in 2023, and what lies ahead in this blog from our Chief Executive @SHaleClimate.
bit.ly/3UHMRi7
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13 Dec 2023
Every COP is best understood as an annual scorecard rather than the game itself, @billmckibben has said. Wise words. COP28 is more evidence that global commitment to climate action continues to accelerate. Kudos to all those who fought long, hard and together to secure this. 1/2
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13 Dec 2023
The scorecard that matters most is of course the emissions trajectory from the major emitting sectors. To shift that, we must influence politics and policies at national level. Our work @climacatalyst focuses on decarbonisation in steel and aviation. 2/3
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13 Dec 2023
Look forward to working with existing and new partners in these areas to accelerate policy change and shift investment, and to celebrating progress by COP29. 3/3
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Stephen Hale retweeted
20 Sep 2023
Further thoughts on Sunak
Post-Brexit U.K. can’t compete with US, EU or China for clean industries based on market size or subsidies
The UK’s super power was 20 years of bipartisan support for climate action.
Sunak has destroyed this & done a Lis Truss on the clean economy
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Stephen Hale retweeted
11 Sep 2023
🧵Since it is becoming hard to keep track, here is a list of countries/municipalities that have seen catastrophic flooding in the first 11 days of September 2023:
- Greece
- Turkey
- Libya <--- *thousands feared dead*
- Brazil
- Hong Kong
- Shanghai
- Spain
- Las Vegas
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Stephen Hale retweeted
30 Aug 2023
The recently released GSCC certification standard faces strong criticism for its failure to accurately capture the social & environmental impacts of #steelproduction while also avoiding any meaningful mechanisms to lower the industry's #emissions.
23 Aug 2023
🧵Action Alert Thread :Civil groups highlight trouble in industry. The Global Steel Climate Council's "standard" for low-emissions steel, touted as a step towards sustainability, is facing strong criticism.
Full press release: steelwatch.org/press-release… (1/6)
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Stephen Hale retweeted
24 Jul 2023
A front page for the history books.
ALT Front page, The Times, headlines include 'Tory retreat from green policies to woo voters' 'Airlines lead scramble to help 19,000 flee Rhodes'
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Stephen Hale retweeted
24 Jul 2023
Not to be alarmist but…this is what’s called a six-sigma event, now unfolding in Antarctica.
Otherwise known as a once-in-7.5-million-year event.
Hang onto your hats.
HT @EliotJacobson
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