Governments meeting at the next climate conference must put their Paris pledges into action — and action means no more room for new fossil fuel projects. Tell them to end all new fossil fuel development and transition to investing only in the 100% renewable technology that will power an end to energy poverty.
These past weeks, Malawians, Mozambicans and Madagascans paid the price – as did many other frontline communities around the world. The science is clear: the solutions for stopping global heating are available and viable, and we need bold action now.
Climate justice is not just a wish. It’s not a choice. It’s not a debate or a political preference. The IPCC makes it clear: climate justice is a scientific imperative.
Climate science can often be hard to understand. Even terms such as emissions or adaptation can appear deceptively simple but mislead readers of papers and reports such as the IPCC. Here are ten of those terms to help you listen to the science.
#StopCopCity is a grassroots movement that has arisen from many years of Black-led organizing in Atlanta, Georgia to oppose a plan to build a $90 million police and military training site in Weelaunee Forest – the largest urban forest in the United States. 350.org gathered a delegation of climate activists to visit the on-the-ground organizers in Atlanta to learn about their work.
The 2016 wet season in West Africa has been particularly intense. In Ghana, heavy rains have caused massive flooding in the capital city and along the Cape Coast, leaving at least 10 people dead.
- 350 G-ROC
Activists in Nigeria are using songs & poems to fight fossil fuels
- Landry Nintereste
A collection of photo stories by communities in Africa fighting fossil fuels and resisting the impacts of climate change
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