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Climate Strikers in Utah Tell Us What They Think About Greta and Trump

We care more about climate change because this is our future and what we are being left with. This is what we’re going to have to live with, and so this is something that we can put our energy behind, to fight for our future movement. People in power have been ignoring the science for decades in the interest of creating profit. They have the power to make changes. They are the ones that are supposed to be leading us and informing us, but they are not doing that.

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Death Comes to the Amazon, But Don’t Blame Nature, It’s Man Who Sets the Fires

In the minds of many, death looms over the Amazon like plague-infested Europe in the Middle Ages. But while drinking from a branch that spewed forth clean water, to me the Amazon was a place of mercy, of life, of survival. Today though, the Amazon is indeed a place cursed with death, not from the man-eating ants of Indiana Jones legends, but of man-made fires in Brazil. Still, while satellites show striking images of entire sections of the rain forest engulfed in flames, I see the life that sprouts up at every inch of the jungle….
L'attore e attivista ambientalista Robert Redford tra il Segretario Generale dell'ONU Ban Ki-moon e la moglie di Ban, Yoo Soon-taek. UN Photo/Evan Schneider

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Cambiamento climatico: l’ONU con Robert Redford scuote il mondo ad agire ora prima che sia troppo tardi

Alla riunione di alto livello sul cambiamento climatico tenuta al Palazzo di Vetro dell'ONU, con il Presidente dell'Assemblea Generale Sam Kutesa e il Segretario Generale delle Nazioni Unite Ban Ki-moon, ha partecipato anche l'attore Robert Redford, tra i primi nel cercare di scuotere l'opinione pubblica per la difesa dell'ambiente e dello sviluppo sostenibile / Read another article in English

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon (right) and his wife, Yoo Soon-taek (left) pose with Robert Redford (centre), Academy Award-winning actor and long-time conservationist. UN Photo/Evan Schneider

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Climate Change: At the UN, Ban Ki Moon and Robert Redford Call the World to Take Quick, Cohesive Action Before It’s Too Late

In preparation for the Paris Conference on Climate Change, at the United Nations Headquarters, the Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and actor Robert Redford warn world Leaders that climate change has real consequences on people’s lives and is a threat to peace, while disrupting national economies. Affordable, scalable solutions are available to keep global warming below 35.6°F / 2°C / Leggi un altro articolo in italiano

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