You can contact your elected officials and encourage them to take action on climate change, or pressure them to (at the very least) use their platforms to raise awareness.
Sometimes collective action works, so if you want to add to a larger show of force, sign a petition. Another one
Donate to organizations working to protect the Amazon.
Amazon Aid Foundation: This organization raises awareness on the need to preserve the Amazon through the arts, science, and other projects.
Amazon Conservation Association: This nonprofit organization has worked to protect the western Amazon for nearly 20 years, and it tells you exactly what your donation will go toward: planting trees, protecting animals’ habitats, supporting research, etc.
Amazon Conservation Team: This group partners with indigenous and local communities to protect tropical forests, fight climate change, and “strengthen traditional culture.”
Amazon Watch: Founded over 20 years ago, this nonprofit was created to protect the rainforest and defend indigenous populations in the Amazon Basin. It partners with other indigenous and environmental groups to campaign for human rights, corporate accountability, and preservation of the Amazon’s ecosystems.
Rainforest Foundation US: The organization has protected the rainforests of Central and South America for 30 years, by working on the ground to secure land rights for indigenous communities.
Rainforest Trust: This organization takes donations to help buy land in the rainforest. Since 1988, it has saved more than 23 million acres of rainforest.
Rainforest Action Network: You can donate to the Rainforest Action Network to protect an acre of the rainforest. The organization works to protect forests, fight climate change, and uphold human rights.
oct23dml on August 24th, 2019 at 21:26 UTC »
Where can I buy this?
informedlate on August 24th, 2019 at 21:47 UTC »
Hold politicians and corporations accountable.
You can contact your elected officials and encourage them to take action on climate change, or pressure them to (at the very least) use their platforms to raise awareness.
Sometimes collective action works, so if you want to add to a larger show of force, sign a petition. Another one
Donate to organizations working to protect the Amazon.
Amazon Aid Foundation: This organization raises awareness on the need to preserve the Amazon through the arts, science, and other projects.
Amazon Conservation Association: This nonprofit organization has worked to protect the western Amazon for nearly 20 years, and it tells you exactly what your donation will go toward: planting trees, protecting animals’ habitats, supporting research, etc.
Amazon Conservation Team: This group partners with indigenous and local communities to protect tropical forests, fight climate change, and “strengthen traditional culture.”
Amazon Watch: Founded over 20 years ago, this nonprofit was created to protect the rainforest and defend indigenous populations in the Amazon Basin. It partners with other indigenous and environmental groups to campaign for human rights, corporate accountability, and preservation of the Amazon’s ecosystems.
Rainforest Foundation US: The organization has protected the rainforests of Central and South America for 30 years, by working on the ground to secure land rights for indigenous communities.
Rainforest Trust: This organization takes donations to help buy land in the rainforest. Since 1988, it has saved more than 23 million acres of rainforest.
Rainforest Action Network: You can donate to the Rainforest Action Network to protect an acre of the rainforest. The organization works to protect forests, fight climate change, and uphold human rights.
From REFINERY29JJBoiOfDaWorld on August 24th, 2019 at 21:54 UTC »
Decay is actually an excellent metaphor for what's happening.