Brazil mine disaster
A dam collapse in a Brazilian iron ore mine killed at least 157 people and polluted a vast downstream area with toxic metals. This disaster is a consequence of our appetite for steel for the automotive, mechanical engineering and construction sectors. We need to take responsibility for the entire supply chains of our raw materials.
Friends of the Earth
Our planet is home to an incredible 8.7 million species of animals and plants, the products of millions of years of evolution, each one uniquely adapted to flourish in conditions ranging from the highest of altitudes to the lightless depths of the sea.
Act Now - Change the Future
The NASA noticed a global rise in temperature, with a rise of about 1.62 degrees Fahrenheit since the late XIXth century. Oceans, absorbing this increased heat, show a warming of more than 0.4 degrees Fahrenheit since 1969. The ice sheets are shrinking, as testifies the Greenland’s average loss, between 1993 and 2016, of 281 billion tons of ice per year.
Stand with Climate Action
Science shows us that climate change is the most urgent threat facing our planet today. And the steps we must take to steer humanity away from irreparable harm cut across borders. International cooperation is not optional—it's essential.