Climate

The Amazon’s vast forests and rivers keep soils healthy, crops growing, and wildlife thriving. But as climate change dries forests and disrupts rainfall, this delicate balance is unraveling—putting communities, biodiversity, and the future of the forest itself at risk. Urgent and immediate action is now needed to ensure its conservation.

The Arctic is warming twice as fast as anywhere else in the world, melting the ice that regulates our climate. What happens here threatens not only Arctic ecosystems, but will shape weather, seas, and communities around the world. This region must be protected to preserve its fragile ecosystems and limit dangerous global impacts.

Climate change is fueling a record number of increasingly extreme weather events and disasters. From powerful storms to devastating floods and intense heatwaves, these events are putting people’s lives and livelihoods at growing risk. By preparing now, we can protect both communities and the environments they depend on.

There is no viable global solution to climate change without improving the ways we use land. Burning forests, draining wetlands, and plowing grasslands harms vital ecosystems and releases massive amounts of carbon that were once stored safely in the ground. Protecting and restoring these natural systems is one of our best defenses against dangerous warming.