The effects of climate change are already impacting our fragile planet, and the fragile lives depending on it.
Climate change hurts the poorest people in world; those who have done the least cause it. Scientists tell us that we must prevent global temperatures from rising 2°C above today's global average if we are to prevent acute water shortages for 1-3 billion people – that’s a fifth to three-fifths of humanity, sea levels increasing by up to 95cm by 2100, which would submerge 18% of Bangladesh, 40-60 million more people exposed to malaria across Africa, and 30 million more people going hungry as agricultural yields diminish across the globe.
SPEAK campaigns on climate change independently, and also as part of the Climate Coalition...