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NASA Sea Ice Video

Watch how sea ice has declined
over the past 30 years

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Credit: NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Scientific Visualization Studio The Next Generation Blue Marble data is courtesy of Reto Stockli (NASA/GSFC).

Podcast

Hear Richard Moss, WWF's Managing Director for Climate Change, on the UN Climate Conference in Bali, Indonesia.

Wave Forward

Read about WWF's work to conserve our planet's vital marine environments and learn what you can do to help

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Climate

Elected officials and government

We urgently need policies that significantly increase the use of energy from renewable sources such as wind and solar power, encourage the implementation of energy efficient technologies and processes, and limit carbon dioxide pollution. The latest science indicates that steep reductions in greenhouse gases, on the order of 60-80 percent by 2050, will be needed to avert a 2 degrees Celsius warming.

Government leaders can join WWF in our efforts to build support for a new global climate agreement - the successor to the Kyoto Protocol - that sets deeper cuts for carbon dioxide emissions and major emission sources, as well as work toward domestic policies that promote caps on carbon dioxide emissions.

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Richard Moss
Vice President and Managing Director for Climate Change 

“Climate change and what we do about it is going to transform the world much more rapidly than people realize. It’s my goal to get us moving to a world we will want, not one we’ll regret leaving for our children and grandchildren.”

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Climate witness

Van Beacham is a professional fly fishing guide and lives in northern New Mexico.  Van has been fishing since he was 6 years old. Over the years he has witnessed many of the effects that warmer temperatures are having on the river systems and the fish that depend on them.
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Expedition Diary

Take a journey with Lara Hansen, WWF's chief climate change scientist, to Fiji, where WWF is studying the effects of climate change

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