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Imagine a world where every individual, every community, and every nation comes together to fight for climate justice. A world where we recognize the urgent need to protect our planet and ensure a sustainable future for all. Climate change is not just an environmental issue; it's a social justice issue. The impacts of climate change disproportionately affect marginalized communities, exacerbating existing inequalities. But we have the power to make a difference. It starts with raising awareness and understanding the interconnectedness of social and environmental justice. By educating ourselves and others about the causes and consequences of climate change, we can inspire action and create a sense of urgency. We must demand change from our leaders and hold them accountable for implementing policies that prioritize the environment. This means transitioning to renewable energy sources, investing in sustainable infrastructure, and supporting initiatives that reduce carbon emissions. It also means addressing the root causes of climate change, such as deforestation, unsustainable agriculture, and overconsumption. Individual actions matter too. We can reduce our carbon footprint by adopting eco-friendly habits in our daily lives. This includes conserving energy, minimizing waste, and embracing sustainable transportation options. By making conscious choices, we can collectively make a significant impact. But climate justice goes beyond individual actions. It requires collective action and collaboration. We need to build alliances with like-minded individuals, organizations, and communities. By joining forces, we can amplify our voices and create a powerful movement for change. As we strive for climate justice, let's not forget the importance of inclusivity and equity. We must ensure that the most vulnerable communities, who often contribute the least to climate change, are not left behind. By centering their voices and addressing their specific needs, we can create a more just and equitable world. #AACJFSMA #ClimateJustice #Climateaction #TogetherForChange #development #climateissues #climateactionnow Education as a Vaccine (EVA) FEMNET - African Women's Development and Communication Network African Activists for Climate Justice Senegal FmardPace Climate Lead Africa Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change

🌿🌍 With a new Government in place, comes new opportunities to ensure climate and nature are priorities for the future. Our Global Director of Advocacy, Charmian (Char) Love, and Ecosia’s Head of Public Policy, Sophie Dembinski, make the case for a Climate and Nature Bill in the King’s Speech in this latest edie article, highlighting three critical provisions that could shape a sustainable future. Curious to know more? Read the full article below to get the details and understand the impact: https://lnkd.in/eh8hME2r 🌱📜 #ClimateAction #Sustainability #PolicyChange #EcoAdvocacy

THE CLIMATIC INITIATIVE is an advocacy initiative which it's goal is to teach the younger ones and people on sdgs(sustainable development goals), climate change and waste conservation all this are problems which our earth 🌎 is facing and this great initiative is here to strive for change in other to attain the SDGS Agenda before 2030. Giving the Earth a new faith will help shape the future for the upcoming generations. #sdgs #climateadvocacy #climateaction #theclimaticinitiative

⬇You can still register for our event tomorrow!⬇ According to a 2023 public opinion survey by the 21 Research Center, 90% of Hungarians consider climate change a serious problem, 87% are aware that it is the result of human activity, and 80% urge immediate action. But what can be done? How can those who would also like to act be mobilized? And how can those who still doubt be convinced? The 21 Research Center's next roundtable discussion seeks answers to these questions, tackling issues of civil mobilization, community actions, and climate activism. The participants of the roundtable: 🍀Éva Szabó, teacher, climate activist with Extinction Rebellion 🍀Gergely Hankó, Executive Director of the Association of Environmental Service Providers and Manufacturers; Project Manager of the PET Cup 🍀András Perger, Climate and Energy Campaign Manager at Greenpeace The discussion will be moderated by Kata Kiss, an analyst at the 21 Research Center. Follow the event on Facebook: https://rb.gy/hwwf52 Or register here: https://lnkd.in/eaRcRNTc Join us tomorrow!

Today Earth Month begins. UpClear supports environmental and social causes through our participation in 1% for the Planet . Throughout the month we will highlight the NGOs we believe in and support. Learn more here: 1% for the Planet | Accelerating Environmental Giving (https://zurl.co/gTZu)

🌿 Discover UNICEF's groundbreaking climate and environmental sustainability strategy! 🌪️ Climate change is like a dark cloud hanging over our kids, threatening everything they need to live and grow. When wild weather effects hit, not just their safety is at stake but also the places and things that keep them healthy and happy. With 4 strategic pillars, the organization is shaping a future where every child thrives in a greener world. Learn how UNICEF is scaling up climate initiatives across 5 key areas for maximum impact. ⬇️ Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/dWiRefvq #EarthHeroes2030 #ClimateChange #EnvironmentalAwareness

Tafadzwa Kurotwe's "Wait Don't Waste" is a vital read for igniting youth activism in climate change. As Climate Hub's founder, she's a beacon of hope for a sustainable future, educating on the dire need to slash emissions. Her work, despite marketing hurdles, is a testament to the power of young voices in environmental advocacy. 🌍✊ Join the discussion: How can we further empower our youth in climate action? #ClimateChange #Sustainability #YouthEmpowerment Original article: https://lnkd.in/eCDJJvV4

🌍 Eco-vandalism is not the way forward. While the urgency of climate action is clear, destructive approaches undermine the cause we're fighting for. In my latest blog, I discuss the need for constructive activism that drives change without damaging our communities or environment. Let's use our voices, not violence, to push for a sustainable future. 🌿💡 #SustainableFuture #ClimateAction #EcoActivism #PeacefulProtest #EnvironmentalResponsibility #GreenFuture

Quilombola Community: A Fight Against Environmental Racism Is A Fight For Climate Justice - Brazil Since 2007, the Tatuoca River, vital to the Quilombola community of Ilha de Mercês in Ipojuca, northeast Brazil, has been critically impacted by a dam constructed by the SUAPE Industrial Port Complex. This dam, intended as temporary for shipyard access, drastically disrupted the river's ecosystem, devastating the mangroves and the community's livelihood. Predominantly affecting women who rely on these mangroves for subsistence fishing, this situation epitomizes environmental racism — a marginalized, historically oppressed community bearing the brunt of ecological harm. The community's resilient response involved mobilization, public outcry, and legal action, leading to partial reopening of the river, in August, 2021. However, their fight continues, demanding full restoration and accountability, highlighting a broader struggle for environmental, racial, and gender justice. Global Alliance For Green And Gender Action (GAGGA)

In this episode https://lnkd.in/eNugq78w I encourage you to reflect on the importance of science-based research and advocacy in tackling this global crisis. If you recognize the impact these efforts can have, now is the pivotal time to rise and ensure your voice is heard. 🗣👂 Explore how every choice we make impacts our planet. 🙋 Join us as we dive into the small changes that can make a big difference and why your role in combating the climate crisis is vital. It's time to take action for a sustainable future! ⏰ Share this post to raise awareness! 💚 #ClimateCrisis #Sustainability #EcoLiving #GreenCoatings