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Explore a comprehensive overview of the climate crisis, featuring IPCC & UNEP reports, climate debt, climate justice, and resources for children.

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CLIMATE CHANGE - Essential Resources & Platforms

Discover the critical reality of our changing climate and learn how you can actively engage in the worldwide movement for climate action and environmental preservation.

Our comprehensive portal offers in-depth coverage of key issues, including insights into IPCC and UNEP reports, must-read articles, important documentaries, ambitious climate targets, and dangerous tipping points, along with investigations into climate change deniers, climate debt, climate injustice, and Exxon's historical denial of climate science.

Connect with valuable resources, including specialised information for children, climate education materials, directories of international organisations, and practical guides for everyday environmental advocacy.

Use this platform to promote genuine climate solutions, support science-based policies, and contribute directly to a more sustainable and equitable future.

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A group of five activists stands outside the Department of Justice holding a large banner criticizing Exxon for its climate policies.
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Exxon Knew About Climate Change Since 1977!

In the 1970s, Exxon conducted climate research and made shockingly accurate predictions that confirmed the link between carbon emissions and rising temperatures. Rather than inform the public and act on this discovery, they spent millions on greenwashing and disinformation campaigns promoting climate scepticism and opposing climate frameworks like the Kyoto Protocol.

Exxon Knew About Climate Change Since 1977!
A group of diverse protesters stands together, holding a large blue banner that reads "FILL THE LOSS AND DAMAGE FUND NOW," with various flags and signs.
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What Is Climate Debt & How Much Do We Owe?

Climate debt is the estimated $34 trillion ecological and financial responsibility owed by developed nations—responsible for 90% of historical carbon emissions—to the Global South, which faces the most severe climate impacts and lacks adaptation resources. Solutions include cancelling sovereign debt, funding loss and damage, and implementing wealth and carbon taxes.

What Is Climate Debt & How Much Do We Owe?
Crowd holding signs at a climate protest, with messages on political change, climate action, and denial.
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Climate Change Deniers vs The Scientific Consensus

Over 99% of peer-reviewed climate literature states that human activities are the dominant cause of global warming. Yet corporations, politicians, and influential figures (mostly) linked to fossil fuels continue to reject and minimise climate science. This disinformation delays action, causes major financial losses, worsens environmental destruction, and threatens human and planetary health.

Climate Change Deniers vs The Scientific Consensus