24 Hours of Reality

24 hours of reality is unique, live, global and round the clock broadcast to amplify the voices of people around the world and allow viewers access to the best climate science, solutions, and stories of progress in the climate fight. 

Each year, 24 Hours of Reality brings the world together for one full day to talk about the reality of the climate crisis and how we can solve it. Hosted by former US Vice President Al Gore, the broadcast event travels around the world, each hour, highlighting the inspiring stories of climate activism from 24 countries from six regions, on how the crisis is transforming every region of our planet and how citizens from New York to New Delhi are pushing breakthroughs in clean energy, low carbon growth, and other areas opening the door to a sustainable future for us all. 

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Let's get real (2021)

For 24 hours on October 29, 2021, former US Vice President Al Gore and Climate Reality Leader activists around the world lead a Global Day of Action, demanding the real policy change required to cut fossil fuel emissions and transition to a just clean-energy economy. The goal of this day of action is for people around the world - people like you - to join in and make their voices heard.  

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Saving Tuvalu

For 24 Hours of Reality on October 22, 2002, we featured Youth activist-led NGO 'Saving Tuvalu’ - this year’s theme was #SpotlightonSolutions.

By harnessing the power of storytelling and social media, collectively, Saving Tuvalu are calling other youth and the peoples of the world in elevating the country's plight into a global cause.

Learn more about their story by reading our blog.