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The Climate Crisis

'Warming Stripes' by Prof Ed Hawkins - each stripe represents a year and it's deviation from average temperatures.

The planet is getting hotter but there is still time left.

The climate crisis is no longer an event on the horizon, it’s here. How has this happened?

In the past 200 years, the burning of fossil fuels has released carbon dioxide into the atmosphere heating our planet. This rising heat (we’re talking one degree celsius) disrupts every natural process on earth and threatens the biodiverse systems that sustain our lives as we know them.

Deforestation is not the sole cause of climate change but it is significant, being responsible for 8% of CO2 emissions. More importantly, keeping rainforest intact can provide 23% of climate mitigation urgently needed to cool our planet. [1]https://www.wri.org/insights/numbers-value-tropical-forests-climate-change-equation

We are living in a time where more people than ever before are united against the climate crisis.

Never have we as a species seen so much consensus, and action, as we do in fighting the climate crisis. Protecting rainforest is desperately underfunded, but you can change that. We can fill in the gaps, make mighty leaps and transform the fate of some of the largest carbon sinks on earth.

Now is the time to use our human potential and act now.

References

References
1 https://www.wri.org/insights/numbers-value-tropical-forests-climate-change-equation

Start with People

Cooling our Earth starts with people living in rainforest. Rainforest communities keep their home a carbon sink (a store of CO2) just by living there, helping to fight the climate crisis. That's why we start with people, work in tropical rainforest and believe in radical solutions.

It is never worth giving up. Solutions are no longer seen as utopian fantasies but as scalable, replicable and achievable in one generation. Johan Rockström

Take action against the climate crisis now.

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What is Climate Change?

Here's an excellent explainer video from the great people at TED - we couldn't have put it better ourselves.