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Welcome to the Time for CH₄nge Resource Hub – a space where science meets creativity to expose the hidden threat of methane and empower action.

We translate complex climate data into visuals, stories, and tools that inform, inspire, and ignite change. From films and art to expert insights and social media kits, everything here is designed to make methane emissions visible, understandable, and impossible to ignore.

Why methane matters

Social Media Pack

Want to help spread the Time for CH₄nge message?

This social media pack is designed to be as visually striking as it is informative. It includes factsheets, templates, graphics, videos, and key messages that merge data with bold creative storytelling to inspire action.

Whether you're a policymaker, activist, artist, or concerned citizen, this content makes it easy to amplify the urgency of methane action across digital platforms.
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In Plain Sight

A 360° immersive film experience

In Plain Sight is an immersive film that brings methane (CH₄) into focus. Invisible to the eye but impossible to ignore, this super pollutant is now seen in a whole new light – as one of our clearest opportunities to protect the planet, our health, and our future.

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Expert Insights

Hear from climate scientists, visual storytellers, and frontline advocates. These perspectives explain why methane matters – and how cutting it is one of the fastest ways to cool the planet.

“Cutting human-caused methane emissions would have profound climate, health and economic benefits, but we have to start now.” [source]
Drew Shindell
Drew ShindellNicholas Distinguished Professor of Earth Science at Duke’s Nicholas School of the Environment
"Methane isn’t just a pollutant – it’s a powerful symbol of how broken our systems are and yet how quickly we can curb emissions if we want to. Tackling it means rethinking how we structure power, profit, and our priorities."
Sandrine Dixson-Declève
Sandrine Dixson-DeclèveClub of Rome, Executive Chair, Earth4All
“To have any chance of getting global warming under control, methane emissions must come down and come down fast. Reducing these emissions is the fastest, most cost-effective way to slow global warming in the near-term – and is essential to avert even worse long-term impacts of climate change.”
Inger Andersen
Inger AndersenUnder Secretary-General of the United Nations and Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Program
"To cut methane pollution in a meaningful way, oil and gas producers must seize the moment now. We need to see real progress on reductions every year, with companies showing their work along the way.”
Fred Krupp
Fred KruppPresident, Environmental Defense Fund
“It feels like we are losing the people who trust us – not just as politicians, but also the trust in science. That’s why we need new ways to reach hearts. Art is a good way to do that.”
Lena Schilling
Lena SchillingMember of the European Parliament
“We’re emotional beings. To reach people, we need to make them feel something. That’s why combining data with art is so powerful.”
Nadieh Bremer
Nadieh BremerData Visualisation Artist, Visual Cinnamon
“Reducing methane is the fastest and most efficient way to cut global warming in the near term – we simply cannot afford to wait.”
Joana Simão Costa
Joana Simão CostaLegal Officer in Directorate General for Energy, European Commission
“Slashing methane emissions now from the energy, agriculture, and waste sectors can deliver rapid and substantial health and climate benefits. Recognition of the health benefits that can be reaped must galvanize greater action by governments to reduce methane emissions, to make near-term changes that improve people’s health, are low- or no-cost, and that give us a fast win on climate change” [source]
Dr Jeni Miller
Dr Jeni MillerExecutive Director of the Global Climate and Health Alliance
“The methane regulation is one of the cornerstones of the Green Deal, and civil society must ensure it’s implemented. This regulation, including imports, could save emissions equal to two-thirds of Germany’s total. That’s huge.”
Jutta Paulus
Jutta PaulusMember of the European Parliament
“It’s not just transparency that will cut methane—we need people engaged too. That’s where art, storytelling, and public momentum come in.”
Helen Spence-Jackson
Helen Spence-JacksonExecutive Director, EDF Europe
“We’ve worked with everyone – from governments to energy companies – because solving methane means sitting at the same table.”
Mihai Stoica
Mihai StoicaExecutive Director, 2Celsius, Romania
“If we can show people change is possible with methane, that can trigger a domino effect for other climate solutions.”
Nadieh Bremer
Nadieh BremerData Visualisation Artist, Visual Cinnamon
“The good news is it’s getting harder and harder for industry to hide. With satellite data and site-based reporting, we know more – and we know who’s responsible.”
Sascha Müller-Kraenner
Sascha Müller-KraennerCEO, Deutsche Umwelthilfe
“The methane story is not one more thing to worry about—it’s a solution we already have.”
Dr. Daniel Zavala-Araiza
Dr. Daniel Zavala-AraizaLead Senior Scientist at EDF
“Reducing methane emissions is the fastest, most cost-effective way to slow global warming.”
Manfredi Caltagirone
Manfredi CaltagironeHead of UNEP’s International Methane Emissions Observatory
“Methane is responsible for around a third of today’s warming. If we reduce it quickly in the next five years, we could literally pull the emergency brake on global warming.”
Helen Spence-Jackson
Helen Spence-JacksonExecutive Director, EDF Europe
“Sharing what works – from data visuals to advocacy tools – is how we build real momentum across countries.”
Veronika Murzynová
Veronika MurzynováEnergy Transition Expert, Centre for Transport and Energy (CDE)
“Methane is 80 times more potent than CO₂ over a 20-year time frame. If we want to slow warming in the next decade, methane is our best lever.”
Diana Ürge-Vorsatz
Diana Ürge-VorsatzProfessor in the Department of Environmental Sciences and Policy, Central European University Vice Chair, Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)

Launching the Observatory

Watch the recording of the event “It’s Time for CH4nge: Launching the European Civil Society Observatory on Methane”

The best way to lower Earth’s temperature — Fast

In this TED talk, methane scientist Daniel Zavala-Araiza explains how new tech is revealing invisible emissions and why cutting methane is our best near-term climate fix.

The satellite helping slow climate change — right now

Environmental advocate Millie Chu Baird explains how cutting-edge satellite tech is exposing methane emissions and unlocking rapid climate solutions.

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