Our climate campaign aim is simple: we want to halt climate breakdown and build a fairer, more sustainable world for all.
Over the past couple of years, we’ve worked with hundreds of local and Climate Action groups to lobby government at local and national levels to adopt a Climate Action Plan.
But this year, the coronavirus pandemic hit and turned life as we all know it upside down. While our groups continue to lobby for change at a local level, our national campaign has shifted to lobbying for a fair and green recovery from the pandemic. We have a rare opportunity to rebuild society in a way which benefits the planet and everyone in it.
Our climate campaign aim is simple: we want to halt climate breakdown and build a fairer, more sustainable world for all.
Over the past couple of years, we’ve worked with hundreds of local and Climate Action groups to lobby government at local and national levels to adopt a Climate Action Plan.
But this year, the coronavirus pandemic hit and turned life as we all know it upside down. While our groups continue to lobby for change at a local level, our national campaign has shifted to lobbying for a fair and green recovery from the pandemic. We have a rare opportunity to rebuild society in a way which benefits the planet and everyone in it.
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What causes climate change?
Who does climate change affect?
Climate change is devastating people's lives all over the world. With drought, storms, floods, crop damage and sea-level rise, millions are fleeing their homes. And it's the world’s poorest who are hardest hit.
The UN Refugee Agency says climate change adds to many of today’s conflicts — from Darfur to Somalia to Iraq and Syria.
The effects will get worse as temperatures rise further. So we must cut greenhouse gas emissions to stop temperatures rising.
People also need protection from the climate change we can no longer avoid. That means financial support for developing countries and legal protection for climate refugees.
Who does climate change affect?
Climate change is devastating people's lives all over the world. With drought, storms, floods, crop damage and sea-level rise, millions are fleeing their homes. And it's the world’s poorest who are hardest hit.
The UN Refugee Agency says climate change adds to many of today’s conflicts — from Darfur to Somalia to Iraq and Syria.
The effects will get worse as temperatures rise further. So we must cut greenhouse gas emissions to stop temperatures rising.
People also need protection from the climate change we can no longer avoid. That means financial support for developing countries and legal protection for climate refugees.
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