Climate Change

How to Talk About Climate Change

You can make a big impact in the fight against Climate Change. There are only two steps. 1) Educate yourself 2) Get other people to care by talking about Climate Change with them. Start a conversation with shared values and lead into questions about the impacts of Climate Change or give them a few facts about Climate Change. This other person will likely trust you more than something they heard on tv because you are passionate enough to have learned the basics of the issue and you aren’t scared to speak up. Read on for examples and take the Climate Change Challenge.

Past, Present, and Future of the Environmental Protection Agency

What is the Environmental Protection Agency? Where did it come from and what does it do? Where is the EPA in the battle against climate change and what have the actions of the EPA been under the Trump Administration? How do we fight back? The time to learn and educate yourselves and others is now. Speak up and make a difference for the future lives of your children and grandchildren.

Why Our Coral Reefs Need Us To Reduce Our Greenhouse Gas Emissions Today

Why Our Coral Reefs Need Us To Reduce Our Greenhouse Gas Emissions Today

25% of salt water fish species depend on coral reefs as well as several other animals. Coral Reefs are also the most endangered ecosystem on our planet. Coral is dying due to bleaching events resulting from increased ocean temperature . The ocean is warming as a result of climate change and global warming, which is directly caused by human carbon emissions. The coral reefs and the animals who call it their home need us to care, and to take action today.

Climate Change and the Global Tipping Point

Where does Carbon Dioxide Come from, where does it go, and how does it impact the Climate Change? Why is 1.5 deg C a global tipping point for climate change? Some background on Climate Change so you are comfortable talking to your friends and neighbors.