Climate Justice Is Social Justice “The people most impacted by climate change are the ones who live closest to the lands, who are committed to their communities, and who have the least amount of money,” says Dr. PennElys Droz of NDN Collective. Climate justice seeks to address this inequity. Act Now
Build Back Fossil Free Fossil fuel projects are fueling the climate crisis and disrupting millions of lives. Many of these projects, such as the Dakota Access Pipeline and the Enbridge Line 3 pipeline, violate Indigenous sovereignty and can turn working-class communities into sacrifice zones for their pollution. Act Now
30 by 30 Resolution to Protect Nature An ambitious goal could protect humans and wildlife from the worst of climate change. Join the journey to safeguard 30% of the world’s lands and waters by 2030. Act Now
Demand Environmental Justice For decades, frontline groups have led the fight for environmental health and justice, taking on Big Oil and polluters. We will continue to learn from, amplify and invest in these groups. Act Now
Stop Neighborhood Oil Drilling The majority of L.A.’s industrial oil drilling activity takes place in communities of color and low-income communities. Environmental justice groups are at the forefront of the fight to stop neighborhood oil drilling and return power back to the community. Act Now
Protect Your Peaks Our oceans and coastline are in a battle against greed-driven entities that cherish their bank accounts, not the paddle out. If we don’t join the fight against Big Oil, developments and pollution, our peaks will perish. Connect with local environmental groups fighting to defend our seas. Act Now
It’s All Home Water. As anglers, we believe it’s our duty to stand for the waters we stand in and fight for a future that includes wild fish and clean water—for everyone. Act Now