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We're facing a climate emergency

Climate breakdown is affecting us all. Wildfires are raging. Polar icecaps are melting. Heatwaves and droughts suck the life out of every living thing. Floods wash away homes, livelihoods and wildlife. Millions of the world's poorest people are displaced whilst big business and politicians are standing idly by.

We are facing a climate emergency now. Time is running out in this fight to protect people and planet.

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Support our Climate Action Plan

There's plenty of information on what we can do as individuals and communities to take meaningful action on climate breakdown. But for transformational change, we need the UK government to act too.

Our Climate Action Plan has 6 radical but realistic solutions, covering topics like greener transport, cleaner power and international climate justice.

It's vital that the UK government adopts this plan if we are going to protect the planet.

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What can we do?

We can change things by challenging decisions that are bad for people, wildlife and the environment.

A global movement of ordinary people is achieving extraordinary things in the fight to protect our planet. The tide is turning fast, as more and more of us take action together.

Please support our campaign for a healthy climate and join as a member today.

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By joining us today, you can be part of the solution. Donating a regular gift makes you part of something bigger than yourself.

Alongside you is the global community of Friends of the Earth: people who donate, people who run local campaigns and action groups, who protest, who do research and who pressure the government and big business to stop delaying whilst the planet faces the consequences of climate chaos.

A stable climate and a thriving natural world are within our grasp. But we need to act now.

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