The impacts of climate change are being felt through disruptive drought conditions, inconsistent rains, severe storms and wildfires that have hit the Western Cape displacing many families. Addressing the accelerating risks of climate change is a moral imperative for our cities and communities. That is why 350.org calls on Cape Town to demonstrate local leadership, and divest from fossil fuel stocks, bonds and investments.
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