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SOLUTIONS FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE

Addressing Environmental Issues with Practical Actions

Don't let the overwhelming nature of climate change and ecological ruin leave you feeling impotent. That's a common, dispiriting trap that we all can fall prey to, and it is false.

The solutions you pursue, even if seemingly tiny and insignificant, are vitally important!

When combined with others' efforts, they drive significant change, from reducing carbon footprints to influencing policy and advancing sustainable technologies.

ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS

Act Now for A Greener Planet

Your Vote Shapes a Healthy Earth — Be the Voice That Defends Our Only Home

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Elect Visionary Leaders Committed to Protecting Our Planet

Real change demands bold actions from courageous leaders. Let’s choose those who put the planet first, drive game-changing policies, and inspire a future where people and nature thrive.

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On September 20, 2019, in San Francisco, CA, USA, participants raised placards with messages about climate change during the Global Climate Strike Rally and March, which took place in downtown San Francisco.

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Voting

Elect leaders who protect the climate and biodiversity.
Image of an illustration of green business growth. Finance sustainable development. Fund services and sustainable investments. Hand holding a tree growing on a stack of coins with a digital growth graph and icons.

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Energy

Trim energy use, save money, preserve the planet.
Yellow chicken mushrooms on the mossy log in the forest

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Sustainability

It's best for you and the planet. Choose sustainability.
Metal gears with soiil inside and little green plant on white background.

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Volunteering

Connect to nature-focused groups for eco-renewal.
Cars at Rush Hour Driving Through Thick Smog.

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Transportation

Use responsible travel methods work for a healthier Earth.
Cartoon drawing of a flying, white stork with bulging eyes and wearing a blue train conductor's cap, set against a pale blue sky with white, fuzzy clouds. On his side, in black letters, is the word RESOURCES. He carrying 10 diaper swaddled babies. Each diaper has a red letter on it, which together spell Population.

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Overpopulation

Exploding Populations are Leaving Earth's Resources in Gridlock
An image of gulls flying over a European landfill, a vast sea of garbage stretching to the forest, attracting birds and rodents in search of food.

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Waste Wise

Choose wisely. Cut waste. Save money.

ENVIRONMENTAL COSTS

Understand the Price You Are Already Paying

Male hands holding a brown leather wallet with 1 U.S dollar bills inside.
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Is Your Wallet Taking a Hit?

As planet-wide ecological disruptions intensify, your wallet is under attack! Solutions exist that will work if we join together to use them. Time to act!
The house was devastated by the hurricane, roof off, with a dark sky looming overhead. Trees were bent by the force of the wind, and broken sandbags, pieces of wood were scattered all over the ground.
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Facing Ecological Catastrophes

Rising seas, wildfires, hurricanes, droughts, floods, and species extinctions are intensifying. Can we combat these growing threats?
A bat with a large, grey head, dark body, 1 meter wingspan, black eyes, small pointed ears and a reddish-brown collar.
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Eco-Driven Rising Health Costs

Our health costs are through the roof. How about yours? Ecological destruction is part of the soaring costs. Something we can change!

"There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a livable and sustainable future for all (very high confidence)."

Warning from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change approved by all 195 member countries.

ECOSYSTEM DISRUPTORS

Learn About What's Destroying Our Planet

Silhoutte of a line of immigrants fleeing climate change under a dark and threatening sky.
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Climate Forced Migration

Dangerous escape for migrants is often the only available option to death-dealing climate change and environment destruction.
A photo of Antarctica showed a huge ice sheet melting and the sky was orange, blue and light grey.
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Global Climate Change

Affecting all living things on Earth, climate change requires urgent actions to curtail its impacts. It's our choice to stop it or choose to suffer from it.
Huge parts of a blue-ice glacier collapsing into the icy-blue water and creating waves.
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Global Glaciers Are Disappearing

Their destruction is already changing the oceans, climate, and your weather. If we all chip in, we can act to save them.
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"We do not weave the web of life, we are merely a strand in it. Whatever we do to the web, we do to ourselves." — Ted Perry

THREATENED SPECIES

We Must Intervene to Prevent Their Extinction

Koala holds a tree. Its fur is grey with white on the belly, claws are black and pointy, nose is black and it has little brown eyes
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Koala

Endangered
Iconic Creatures on the Edge of Extinction
Red handfish with boxy head, blue eyes, red-orange round body with dark spots all over, wart-like skin, hand-like fins.
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Red Handfish

Critically Endangered
An Incredible Fish on the Edge of Extinction
Lime-green Lemur leaf frog clinks on a branch. It has dark spots, white tummy, black eye line, no webbed yellow fingers and toes.
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Lemur Leaf Frog

Critically Endangered
Tiny, Beautiful, and a Critical Species to Preserve
Two Lear's Macaws soar, sporting vivid blue plumage, dark accents on heads, wings, tails. Yellowish-green eyes, whitish eye-ring, yellow base on black bills.
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Lear's Macaw

Endangered
Magnificent Macaws Struggling to Survive
Staghorn corals on the clear blue ocean have an antler-like shape and golden tan or pale brown colors, with white tips.
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Staghorn Coral

Critically Endangered
A Coral Species on the Edge of Extinction
A portrait of a Blue Iguana head. It has dusky blue to dark grey skin with hardly visible cross bands, black eyes with a little red haft-circle in the end.
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Grand Cayman Blue Iguana

Endangered
Conservation Has Helped Them Back
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