'Climate Emergency' Declared

It's a reality not a myth. Sooner we realize the gravity of the situation we stand a better chance to face the challenges of climate change.

Climate Change will increase risks from global warming, severe weather, extreme precipitation, landslides, sea level rise,  flooding, droughts, water scarcity, biodiversity, human health,  food production and increased hunger.

An international group of more than 11,000 scientists warned of an ongoing climate emergency that could lead to untold suffering if it is not turned back. Moreover, activists say we need to reach net-zero emissions by 2030 to stave off climate change.

Time is running out,  the climate crisis has begun. We need to globalize the crisis faster and call for action. People across the world have risen up to demand action and make change. We must do more than say we do and lead a climate campaign in local community, compel local governments, representatives to take decisive action.