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11/01/2026

Ever feel like you’re not doing enough? Or like talking about the state of the planet makes you a hypocrite? Alex Honnold knows the feeling.

Here Honnold talks about imperfect environmentalism, and his vision for his work with Honnold Foundation.

Read the full interview here: https://imagine5.com/interview/alex-honnold-if-you-want-to-do-a-big-crazy-thing-youve-got-to-just-start/

09/01/2026

Since the time he scaled El Capitan without ropes, Alex Honnold has got married and had two kids. Has it changed how he feels about the climate?

Honnold has long been an advocate for climate action, and gives a third of his income to Honnold Foundation, his solar power nonprofit. Learn more about what drives him in this interview.

And read our full interview with Honnold at https://imagine5.com/interview/alex-honnold-if-you-want-to-do-a-big-crazy-thing-youve-got-to-just-start/

DP - Santino Martirano
Editor - Ben Suliteanu
Interview - Owen Clarke
Climbing footage - Sender Films

08/01/2026

Fiji-based storyteller and activist Fenton Lutunatabua brings hope to the climate movement by expressing that we are truly never too late to stand up for climate justice.

Fenton is the co-founder of Pacific Climate Warriors. Since it was founded over a decade ago, the organization has grown into a powerful network spanning 17 Pacific Island countries fighting for climate justice and operating as the regional chapter of international climate movement 350.org.

From working with groups in the Philippines to build tiny solar panels, to helping communities figure out how to adapt to loss and damage from the climate crisis, Fenton and Pacific Climate Warriors are taking a stance.

Fenton Lutunatabua was one of the many inspiring voices speaking uterra’s Solutions House this year during Climate Week NYC, where this episode of 5Talks was filmed.

This piece was produced by Imagine5 in paid partnership with Futerra

Produced: Ben Suliteanu & Prunelle Mathet
Edited: Joao Lopes

Ocean footage freely available at openplanet.org/ Credit: Silverback Films

06/01/2026

Humans will have to call on all their ingenuity to get through the climate crisis. The good news is, many of the mind-boggling inventions we’ll need… were invented a long time ago. Here’s to the underappreciated brilliance of stuff we already have. Like… secondhand stores!

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Words: Robert Langkjær-Bain
Illustrations: Lily Kong

06/01/2026

Think picture books are just for children? Oliver Jeffers proves that when it comes to learning how to be a good human on this planet, we can all benefit from going back to the basics.

Oliver Jeffers is expanding what picture books can be

05/01/2026

What if, for one day, you pretend to be the most eco-conscious version of yourself?

This is what actress is asking of you when she makes the case that we’re all just playing a role every single day. What if your role was choosing only things that were good for the planet?

Alysia was one of the many inspiring voices speaking at ’s Solutions House this year during Climate Week NYC, where these interviews were filmed.

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This piece was produced by Imagine5 in paid partnership with Futerra

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04/01/2026

Former top model Kiki Boreel once lived the glamorous fashion life, strutting down runways, and starring in Vogue editorials, until she saw the impact the fashion industry was having on the planet. She swapped modelling for a Masters in Environmental Science, but remains passionate about making fashion more sustainable. She’s kicking off the New Year with a personal pledge… who’s up for joining her?

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Read the full interview here: https://imagine5.com/interview/the-model-turning-her-back-on-fashion/

Photos: Lobke Leijser
Stylist: Esmeralda Tan

01/01/2026

Humans will have to call on all their ingenuity to get through the climate crisis. The good news is, many of the mind-boggling inventions we’ll need… were invented a long time ago. Here’s to the underappreciated brilliance of stuff we already have. Like… solar panels!

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Words: Robert Langkjær-Bain
Illustrations: Lily Kong

30/12/2025

To all our followers, supporters, contributors and friends, a big thank you.
Let’s make 2026 even better.

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29/12/2025

5 Community, we need your help!

Our goal is to bring you stories and tips to inspire and help you lead a greener life. Sometimes, we are unsure if we are getting that right. Could you please spend a few minutes of your day to fill out our impact survey?

We would be forever grateful! And as a thank you, 10 lucky respondents will win a free magazine!

Find the survey here: https://imagine5official.typeform.com/to/u3TtOCk5

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28/12/2025

A lot happens in a year. Here are some of the things we know now, that we didn’t this time last year. Find the full list here: https://imagine5.com/articles/sustainability-news-10-things-we-learned-in-2025/

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27/12/2025

All year round, we keep our eyes open for exciting news and innovations. Here’s what caught our eye in the last 12 months.

Find the full list here: https://imagine5.com/articles/sustainability-news-10-things-we-learned-in-2025/

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