Climate Crisis Is everone´s business
The Cost of Inaction Is Rising
The Earth’s average temperature has risen by over 1.1°C since pre-industrial times. While that number seems small, it fuels extreme weather, rising sea levels and the loss of biodiversity. Scientists agree that this trend is accelerating.
The Science Is Clear
Melting ice caps, warming oceans and shifting climate zones are interconnected. A drought in one region can lead to crop failures in another. Climate change is not isolated. It touches every part of our planet.
A Global Chain Reaction
According to the IPCC, every tenth of a degree matters. If current trends continue, climate-related disasters could cost the global economy trillions each year. The longer we wait, the higher the risk – and the cost.
The Cost of Delay
Climate change is not just about warmer days. It affects food security, access to clean water and health systems. Vulnerable communities are often hit first – and hardest – by its effects.
Beyond the Weather
Most scientists agree that the next few years are critical. The actions we take before 2030 will shape the climate of future generations. There is still time to act – but not to delay.