Keep Climate Promises, for Kids’ Sake
Kids hold leaders to promises made twenty years ago.
Who knew that, high in the tops of the old-growth redwood trees along the coasts of California and Oregon, a hidden world exists?
Representatives all over the world gathered in Cancun, Mexico to come up with plans to fight climate change at the United Nations (U.N.) Climate Change Conference from November 29 to December 10, 2010.
The Marshall Islands, a country in the Pacific, is in danger of disappearing due to the rising sea level.
A new NASA study show that the year from August 2009 to July 2010 is the hottest on record.
Thousands of people take part in an international summit on climate change.
The United Nations Copenhagen (Denmark) Climate Conference ended in December without final agreements to lower emissions of greenhouse gases.
Unusually severe storms in southern India and the Philippines, in September and October caused massive flooding that killed more than 1,200 people.
“We are going to have more hurricanes, more forest fires, and if we don’t do anything, the sea levels will actually rise….We have to act now, and we have to act fast.”
– Lauren Thorpe, Greenpeace field organizer