Comparing Climate Activism to the 1980s Nuclear Freeze Campaign
If you think no movement has ever faced apocalyptic challenges before, and won, then read this about the Nuclear Freeze campaign.
If you think no movement has ever faced apocalyptic challenges before, and won, then read this about the Nuclear Freeze campaign.
25 major news organizations are joining to get the word out, and escalating grassroots action will happen in waves leading up to December's Climate Summit.
In a vote that could impact schools across the nation, the California State Parent Teacher Association adopted a resolution that urges schools to become proactive on climate change.
The 12 founding signatories include both advanced and developing economies and would collectively constitute the fourth largest economic entity in the world, with $4.5 trillion in GDP.
11 western towns have formed a pact to get coal miners to pay their fair share for the changing climate they face.
Until now, these levels have been in certain parts of the world, now they are everywhere.
The biggest increase comes from China's Great Green Wall, the world's largest ecological engineering project.
US emissions could drop to 1994 levels with record renewable energy installations and record coal plants closures this year.
Research shows the most powerful economic and employment stimulus comes from moving quickly and aggressively to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The Summit concludes with a declaration that says, Human-induced climate change is a scientific reality, and its decisive mitigation is a moral and religious imperative for humanity.