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Be a climate communicator! Studies show that speaking up is the absolutely most effective way for us to get more people on board for real action on climate. People are most likely to get involved or be convinced by someone they know. So if someone hears from their friends, family, or coworkers who care about climate action, they are more likely to care about it too.

Share on all your digital channels the call to action and invite people to get involved now!

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It’s #EarthDay50! Join @earthdayinitiative in saying #TogetherWeCan show up, speak up, and take action on climate. Join in the climate conversation and take simple impactful actions at earthdayinitiative.org. #ClimateStrike #EarthDayLive #ClimateAction

 
Join us and our Executive Director @johnnyoppermann for a virtual town hall to talk about divesting @Harvard and other large institutions from fossil fuels. @harvardforward is running candidates for the University's Board of Overseers who support di
Temperatures reached 100 degrees in the Arctic for the first time in recorded history this past weekend. That’s bad. This is a #ClimateCrisis. Period. While one day doesn’t mean doom this is an indisputable trend in the wrong direction. W
#ShowYourStripes today. These climate stripe graphics created by @climatehawkins show temperature change over 100+ years. This particular graphic shows temperature change in Vienna going back to the late 1700s! Look up your location at ShowYourStripe