News of the global climate crisis can leave us feeling helpless.

Too much negativity can trigger our eco-anxiety, leaving us paralyzed when we need to act.

This is why EONNEXT is in search of better news to power up for change.

Did you know global efforts to repair the ozone layer are on cost to succeed according

to the UN?

Facing out ozone-depleting chemicals will ensure protection from harmful rays across

much of the world by 2040.

If you're feeling impacted by eco-anxiety, EONNEXT have created a range of resources,

such as guided meditations.

Just search power up for change in your podcasting app.

It's hard to imagine a time in TV when Sir David Attenborough wasn't on our screens.

Since the early 1950s when the first grainy black and white images made their way into people's

living rooms, he's been loping through jungles and across savannas in hushed, excited

tones, introducing generations of people to the natural world around them.

He's had more than a dozen species named after him, from a dinosaur, the Attenborough

Soros, to a carnivorous plant that's big enough to digest rats and shrews.

Over the years, the work of Sir David Attenborough and others has helped raise awareness

of the world and our impact on it.

But that impact continues to increase.

In his lifetime, global population has tripled the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere

has increased by a third.

So at 93, David Attenborough has a stark message.

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