Global climate justice isn't a "nice to have". It's imperative if we want to avoid having the world's most vulnerable bearing the brunt of a crisis they didn't create.
Using the link below, tell the Biden Administration that the U.S. needs to fund its fair share of global climate finance
Potential talking points
Email the E.U. parliament telling them that the E.U. needs to fund its fair share of global climate finance
Potential talking points
Focus of report - climate mitigation
Emissions targets needed to stay on path to limit warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius
2025 - peak and begin going down
2030 – drop 43%
2050 – hit zero
Milestone in global wind and solar energy
2021 share of global electricity
To hit 2030 climate target, wind / solar need to grow at 20% / year
Protests calling for climate action
Global demonstrations by scientists last Wed
WV Rising - staged protest blocking entrance to coal plant where Senator Joe Manchin sells his coal
Sources
Dozens Arrested as Scientists Worldwide Mobilize to Demand 'Climate Revolution' (commondreams.org)
Climate change: Wind and solar reach milestone as demand surges - BBC News
Responsibility for driving climate change
Total historical emissions
Example at risk nations
Central African Republic (most at-risk country in Africa)
Mozambique
Helping at risk nations means wealthy countries need to provide financial resources
Two main categories of climate focused funding
Funding for loss and damage
Funding for adaptation and mitigation
Sources
The world's fight for 'climate justice' - BBC Future
Climate Change-Vulnerable Countries Face Population Booms | Time
CO2 emissions - Our World in Data
Climate finance for poor countries to hit $100bn target by 2023, says report | Cop26 | The Guardian
COP26-Presidency-Outcomes-The-Climate-Pact.pdf (ukcop26.org)
What to Know About ‘Loss and Damage’ from Climate Change | World Resources Institute (wri.org)