Take Action on Climate Change

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This website aims to unite people to take action on climate change, transcending political ideology. According to climate scientists from the United Nations, we must urgently transition off coal, oil, and natural gas. Additionally, protecting at least 30% of the land and water in their natural state is critical to maintaining a safe and habitable earth.

The UN warns that without urgent action, we “will miss a brief and rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a livable and sustainable future for all.


Climate and Earth Scientists report catastrophic results from chemical pollutants, overuse of earth’s finite resources, and the continued burning of coal, oil & natural gas. Earth is on track for several degrees of heating. Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets are melting, causing a sea level rise that threaten to inundate coastal cities. Over a million species face extinction, devastating biodiversity and risking mass food shortages. Expanding deserts will render vast areas of the planet uninhabitable, potentially forcing up to 1.2 billion climate refugees to migrate by 2050, disrupting societies and economies globally. Escalating droughts, floods, heat waves, and wildfires will threaten our water supply, public health and safety. Unfortunately, these facts are not in scientific dispute.

We know the solutions but need governments to act with more urgency.

To ensure a safe and habitable planet for ourselves, our children, and all life on Earth, we must collectively demand that governments around the world take urgent, science-aligned actions. This is essential to mitigate the risks of worsening climate and ecological collapse, as well as the possibility for social upheaval and global economic challenges.

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