Arnold Schwarzenegger, known for his varied career in bodybuilding, acting, and politics, has made significant contributions to the fight against climate change. During his tenure as California's governor, he spearheaded landmark environmental initiatives, including the Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006, aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions. He also launched programmes like the Hydrogen Highway and Million Solar Roofs Plan, cementing his leadership in environmental sustainability.
After leaving office, Schwarzenegger co-founded the R20 Regions of Climate Action, helping governments implement low-carbon projects. He further spotlighted climate issues as an executive producer of the Emmy-winning series Years of Living Dangerously. His continued advocacy through the USC Schwarzenegger Institute reflects his dedication to climate action on a global scale.
