Make Science Great Again

Make Science Great Again puts climate scientists back in front of a general audience — in full, in their own words, and often enough that their work becomes part of the public conversation rather than a footnote to it. It combines long-form broadcast interviews, rapid response to disinformation, and a direct route into the rooms where climate policy is negotiated.

Researchers are being defunded, discredited and shouted down at precisely the moment their findings matter most. Meanwhile the way science reaches the public has narrowed: a single quoted line, stripped of the reasoning that produced it, is easy to dismiss and easy to distort. A scientist who can only speak in one sentence cannot defend their work. Given a room, they can.

Since launching in Paris in 2025, we have taken the campaign to COP30, Davos, the UN General Assembly, climate weeks in London and New York, and the Vatican.

Thousands of people standing up for science have been seen with our caps, including scientists and leaders such as Spain’s prime minister, the COP president, Al Gore and King Charles III.

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Ingmar Rentzhog presents #MakeScienceGreatAgain at PEA Award during London Climate Action Week 2025