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Tell President Obama: It’s time to move forward on climate
In his Inaugural Address, President Obama promised to “respond to the threat of climate change.” Now, it’s our job make sure that he does. The climate crisis is real, and we need to push our leaders to reduce the carbon pollution that causes it.
Live-tweeting the Climate Reality training
It’s a big week for The Climate Reality Project. We’re here in Northern California to train a thousand new people as members of our Climate Reality Leadership Corps. That’s a thousand more dedicated, motivated individuals to help build the climate movement! We hope you can share in our excitement — and on social media, you can follow along.
A thousand new Climate Reality leaders
We need leadership. And if elected officials and governments are failing to lead, then all of us, everyday citizens, must step up to take their place.
That’s why I’m so excited to be joining one thousand individuals this week from around the world at our Climate Reality leadership training in Northern California. Together with our Chairman, former Vice President Al Gore, we will be training them to share the reality of climate change as leaders who encourage their communities to take action.
The wrong kind of beetle-mania in Rocky Mountain Park
Last week, I was fortunate enough to take a little vacation. If I wanted a break from climate change, however, I probably shouldn’t have gone to Colorado.
Fighting climate change wins in court
At a time when the EPA repeatedly comes under attack for keeping Americans safe and healthy, this decision was a huge win. Let’s do our part by continuing to support the strong federal limits on carbon pollution, and share your voice here.
Mexico’s New Climate Change Law: A Conversation With Alejandro del Mazo (Part 2)
This is the second part of our interview with Alejandro del Mazo, Climate Leader for the Climate Reality Project and [...]
Last Stand on the Island: What happens when your livelihood washes away?
Isle de Jean Charles would be washing away even if the seas weren’t rising due to climate change. However, sea level rise will only speed up the process, making this story a stark reminder of the vulnerability of our low-lying coastal communities.
New national standards ask schools to teach climate change
As a scientist, I know how important it is for our kids to get a top-notch science education. So it’s extremely significant that a new set of national science standards – the first to be released in over a decade – explicitly ask our schools to address climate change.
Video: Living on Thin Ice in India
Last month, Climate Leaders Bhavesh Swami and Parth Joshi went on an expedition to Dhur, India to learn how climate change is impacting Himalayan communities. Watch this video to follow their journey.


