Over 1,000 scientists across the globe took nonviolent direct action after the release of the latest IPCC report. They say: “The ecological crisis is accelerating, and only a "climate revolution" will be enough to avert catastrophe.”

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How to talk about the climate emergency with family, friends, and climate deniers

Ecological pollution and destruction is the leading cause of the Sixth Mass Extinction. Here is a list of suggestions for cutting back on household plastics, chemicals, and waste.

One household's journey towards carbon neutrality and some ideas for your house!

Fast Fashion produces an enormous 10% of global emissions

Write op-eds and contact your reps about the climate and ecological crises!

Citibank is the third worst banker of fossil fuels in the world, despite publicly claiming to support the Paris Climate Agreement. Take action and call on Citi to divest from fossil fuels!

JPMorgan Chase continues as the #1 worst banker of fossil fuels globally. Take action to call on Chase Bank to divest from fossil fuels!

Blackrock is the world's largest investor of natural gas, coal, oil, and rainforest destruction. Take action and call on Blackrock to divest from fossil fuels and stop destroying natural habitats.

Vanguard is a major investor in fossil fuels and has not taken steps to eradicate environmental injustice. Take action and call on Vanguard to divest from fossil fuels and protect frontline communities!

The recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Report (IPCC) states that we are running out of time to stop runaway global heating that will create what climate scientists call an “uninhabitable hothouse Earth.”

The current Climate and Ecological Crises are not the result of normal fluctuations of Earth, they are the direct result of human behavior.

The Sixth Mass Extinction is the first major extinction event that is preventable and a result of human behavior.

As the Earth's climate warms, heat waves are becoming more dangerous and frequent

Extreme heat, floods, and droughts from global heating are already causing crop failures and famine

Habitat destruction and climate change pushes animals into human spaces, increasing the odds of zoonotic diseases

The climate crisis hurts the people and countries that did the least to cause it

The climate crisis could displace up to 1.2 billion people by 2050

The climate and ecological crises could displace up to 700 million Africans by 2030