WHO CAUSES IT? (Emissions & Polluters)
This industry is the single largest contributor to global emissions, projected to rise 1.1% in 2025.
What is the fossil fuel industry?
The oil company that invented the term "personal carbon footprint" to shift blame to individuals.
What is BP? (British Petroleum)
These Caribbean nations were ranked #1 and #2 for the worst climate impacts over the last 30 years.
These Caribbean nations were ranked #1 and #2 for the worst climate impacts over the last 30 years.
The U.S. military department is the world's largest institutional emitter of greenhouse gases.
What is the Pentagon?
This is the name for the global youth-led movement that organized the largest climate strikes in history.
What is Fridays for Future
This economic system, driven by profit and extraction, is the root cause of the climate crisis.
What is capitalism?
The year the Air Pollution Foundation (created by oil companies) was first warned about climate change.
What is 1954?
This country is ranked #7 on the Climate Risk Index, hit by so many storms and floods it can hardly recover.
What is the Philippines?
The emissions from the Israel's assault on Gaza were comparable to this many gasoline-powered cars for a year.
What is 7.6 million?
The percentage of the world's remaining biodiversity found on Indigenous-managed lands.
What is 80%?
The sector that emits over 30% of global heat-trapping gases.
What is agriculture and the food system?
This former U.S. president received a 1977 memo warning that a "catastrophic climate change" was possible.
Who is Jimmy Carter?
This country suffered nearly 80,000 deaths and $170 billion in losses over 30 years from climate disasters.
What is India?
What percentage of conflict emissions came from Israel's military action and U.S. resupply flights combined?
What is 80%?
The project across the Sahel region of Africa that is restoring degraded land and creating jobs.
What is the Great Green Wall?
The wealthiest 0.1% of Americans burn carbon at this rate compared to the world's poorest 10%.
What is 4,000 times?
This oil giant completed a secret 40-page internal report in the 1980s that predicted global warming with shocking accuracy.
What is Exxon?
More than 90% of all extreme weather deaths in the last 51 years occurred in this region of the world.
What is the Global South?
In addition to combat emissions, this future activity in Gaza will produce 30 million tons of CO₂.
What is rebuilding / reconstruction?
This term describes the legal and financial demand for wealthy nations to pay for climate damage they caused.
What is Loss and Damage?
This sector is the world's largest institutional emitter, yet its emissions are often not counted in international agreements.
What is the military / the Pentagon?
Under this president, the White House solar panels were removed and Carter's energy initiatives were dismantled.
Who is Ronald Reagan?
This "trap" explains why climate-vulnerable countries must borrow to rebuild, increasing debt and hindering adaptation.
What is the bailout trap (or debt trap)?
These emissions are currently not counted in international climate agreements.
What are military / war emissions?
This movement pressures banks, universities, and pension funds to pull their money out of fossil fuel companies.
What is the divestment movement?