We
have a serious problem. Instead of drastically slashing fossil fuel investments,
governments are still pouring BILLIONS into coal, oil, and gas -- $11 million
every single minute! Our governments are failing -- and we can't be silent. Now
Avaaz plans to deliver a thundering call directly to the president of the
climate negotiations in days. His decisions will affect every single one of us.
Let's hold his feet to the fire, with one single demand: End all new fossil fuel
investments NOW! Together we can be deafening -- sign now and pass this on:
Dear friends, In days world leaders will meet for critical negotiations to fight
the climate crisis. But there's a serious problem. Instead of drastically
slashing coal, oil, and gas, governments are doing the exact opposite. Last
year alone, the production and burning of fossil fuels received $5.9tn in
subsidies. That's $11 million spent on accelerating the crisis every single
minute. Our governments are failing. But there is something we can all do. Avaaz
will be in the climate negotiations and we have a unique opportunity to deliver
a thundering call directly to the president of the talks. He will lead countries
as they hammer out new climate commitments -- this is our best chance to hold
his feet to the fire, and force leaders to face the terrifying reality of this
crisis. We have one clear demand: End all new fossil fuel investments,
NOW. We need millions to join the call. These are our leaders, and they
have a duty to protect citizens and the planet -- and they are failing. Let's
make sure they hear us loud and clear. Tell world leaders to end all new
fossil fuel investments for good. Sign now and pass this on:
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We
have a serious problem. Instead of
drastically slashing fossil fuel investments,
governments are still pouring BILLIONS
into coal, oil, and gas -- $11 million every
single minute! Our governments are
failing -- and we can't be silent. Now Avaaz
plans to deliver a thundering call directly to
the president of the climate
negotiations in days. His decisions
will affect every single one of us.
Let's hold his feet to the fire, with
one single demand: End all new fossil fuel
investments NOW! Together we can
be deafening -- sign now and pass this on:
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friends, |
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In
days world leaders will meet for critical
negotiations to fight the climate crisis.
But there's a
serious problem.
Instead of
drastically slashing coal, oil, and gas,
governments are doing the exact
opposite. Last year alone, the
production and burning of fossil fuels received
$5.9tn in subsidies. That's $11 million spent on
accelerating the crisis every single minute.
Our
governments are failing. But there is
something we can all do.
Avaaz will be in the
climate negotiations and we have a
unique opportunity to deliver a thundering call
directly to the president of the talks.
He will lead countries as they hammer out new
climate commitments -- this is our best chance
to hold his feet to the fire, and force
leaders to face the terrifying reality
of this crisis.
We have one
clear demand: End all new fossil fuel
investments, NOW.
We need
millions to join the call. These are our
leaders, and they have a duty to protect
citizens and the planet -- and they are failing.
Let's make sure they hear us loud and
clear. Tell world leaders to end
all new fossil fuel investments for good. Sign
now and pass this on:
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Burning
fossil fuels isn't just killing the planet --
it's one of the very biggest causes of human
deaths every year. In 2018, pollution
from coal, oil, and gas killed 8.7 million
people globally -- that's one in five
deaths! It's like the entire population of New
York being wiped out, every. Single.
Year.
But unlike with
cancer or Covid, governments aren't taking
action -- they're making it even worse.
Every penny that's spent on fossil fuels only
deepens the crisis -- and diverts critical funds
from actual solutions. One in two kids will
already be severely affected by the climate
crisis -- these new fossil fuel investments
aren't wreckless, they're murderous.
We are being poisoned and
killed by fossil fuels. And that's
before we even consider the actual impacts of
the climate crisis itself.
For our
children, ourselves, and the planet, we need a
thundering global call to wake our leaders.
Pledges and promises aren't enough
anymore.
In days we hope to deliver
our call to the president of the global climate
summit. These talks are his responsibility -- if
there's one person who needs to feel the
crushing weight of our urgent need for action,
it's him. His decisions will affect every single
one of us, for generations to come. So add your
voice. Tell world leaders to end
all new fossil fuel investments -- sign now and
pass this on: |
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hope,
Martyna, Mike, Mario,
Pascal, Luis, and the whole team at Avaaz
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