The Independent has officially launched its highly anticipated search for Britain's most impactful environmental champions, inviting the public to nominate extraordinary individuals for the prestigious Climate 100 list of 2025.
This groundbreaking initiative aims to spotlight the unsung heroes and prominent leaders who are driving tangible change in the fight against climate change. From pioneering scientists and innovative entrepreneurs to community organisers and youth activists, the search encompasses all facets of environmental leadership.
How to Nominate Your Climate Champion
The nomination process has been designed for maximum accessibility. Anyone can put forward candidates who they believe have made significant contributions to environmental causes through the dedicated online portal. The Independent's editorial panel will meticulously review all submissions before finalising the definitive list.
Selection criteria will focus on:
- Demonstrable impact and achievement in environmental work
- Innovation and originality in approach to climate solutions
- Leadership and influence within their sector or community
- Sustainable and scalable nature of their contributions
Celebrating Britain's Green Revolution
The Climate 100 list represents more than just recognition—it's a powerful platform that amplifies crucial work being done across the nation. Previous honorees have seen their initiatives gain significant momentum, attracting funding, policy attention, and public support following their feature.
This initiative comes at a critical juncture in Britain's environmental journey, as the country continues to work towards its ambitious net-zero targets. The Climate 100 serves as both celebration and catalyst, inspiring further action across sectors.
The final list will be unveiled in a special edition supplement next year, featuring in-depth profiles of each champion and their groundbreaking work. This comprehensive feature will showcase the diverse ways Britons are confronting the climate emergency, from technological innovation and policy advocacy to community mobilization and scientific research.
