Europe – Where’s the Common Interest in new fossil gas?
On Wednesday, MEPs will vote to decide whether or not to adopt a list of ‘Projects of Commons Interest’ —…
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In early October, we’ll take action together to bring home the urgency of keeping global warming below 1.5C. Keeping our planet safe for billions of people means leaving fossil fuels in the ground.
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What next after Rise for Climate?
What comes after Rise for Climate
Tens of thousands of new people are set to join inspiring events on 8 September. That's lots of new people who will be excited to take local climate action together in the aftermath of Rise for Climate — so what can you do to absorb all the momentum and new people power into your local movement or group?
Make it easy for people to stay involved
Take some time before and after 8 September to plan at least one follow-up event that you can invite people to straight after Rise for Climate. Being quick to send out report back emails and photos/videos on your social media channels will help capture people's attention while there's still a buzz after Rise.
One month later, starting 8th October, we'll be inviting you and all these new people to take part in a simple, local action again.
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There are thousands of campaigns, local groups and upcoming events all over the world.
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NYC bans all fossil fuel projects
Local organizer, Dominique Thomas, explains below We did it! Moments ago, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a ban on all new fossil fuel…
World Economic Failure – Uprising against Davos
For 50 years, the World Economic Forum has been claiming “to improve the state of the world”. As Greta Thunberg…
How important is BlackRock’s climate announcement?
The world’s biggest asset manager, whose name, BlackRock, is apropos to their level of fossil fuel financing, just made a…