klimaatwereld

Klimaatwereld is a Dutch term that combines klimaat (climate) and wereld (world) to describe the domain, realm, or sphere related to climate issues. It is not the name of a single organization, but a generic label used in public discourse to refer to the ecosystem of climate science, policy, media, and societal response.

Usage and context can vary. In journalism and academia, klimaatwereld is employed to speak about the interconnected system of scientific research, policy development, energy transition, and public debate surrounding climate change. The expression may refer to the global climate system as well as to communities of researchers, policymakers, industry actors, and advocacy groups that focus on climate-related topics. In some cases, it appears as a conceptual frame for discussing how climate issues intersect with economics, justice, technology, and culture.

Scope and topics typically encompassed include greenhouse gas emissions, climate modelling and projection, adaptation and resilience, renewable energy, energy policy, climate finance, international negotiations, and climate communication. The term invites a holistic view, emphasizing cross-disciplinary links between natural science, social science, and public policy, rather than isolating individual aspects of climate change.

In Dutch-language use, klimaatwereld can appear in general prose, academic writing, or headline language as a compact way to reference the broader field of climate-related matters. It may also be used as a branding or section label for media projects or platforms focusing on climate topics, though such usage should be clarified to avoid ambiguity.