Resolute nonviolent climate action
Billions of people will starve to death in the coming decades, as elites fill our atmospheric “gas chamber” with fossil fuels for power and profit. Our food systems will break down. Billions will be forced out of their homes and countries. This means war, starvation, slaughter, and rape on a global scale. And the collapse is coming here, too.
The science is clear: the use of fossil fuels must end, immediately, if we hope to survive. Instead of leading the transition, our government gambles our future on unproven technologies and hopeful thinking… while quietly continuing to fund and faciliate the fossil fuel death project.
This is genocidal. This is criminal. This is insane.
We come together and offer resolute non-violent resistance to the fossil fuel madness of the present moment. We still have two to three years in which we can avert the worst consequences of the climate catastrophe.
What will you do in these two to three years?
“What we do in the next 3 to 4 years will, I believe, determine the future of humanity.”
— Professor Sir David King, former UK Government Chief Scientist, February 2021
The situation is already grim. We can stop it from getting worse—history teaches us how. Disciplined, protracted nonviolent civil disobedience can create system-level change. Martin Luther King and Gandhi showed us the way.
The question is, do we have the courage?
President Biden has failed to be the "climate change President." He's failed to keep many of his promises to take action on climate, and is trying to delude the public that things are being taken care of when they aren't.
We have a duty to act
President Biden must immediately declare a formal state of climate emergency.
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In April 2023, Tim and Joanna capped off our action period with a brave and inspiring action at the National Gallery of Art. One of our supporters set up a fundraiser to help with their legal fund. Learn more about it and help them out with a donation at the link below.
“Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced.”
— James Baldwin, celebrated civil rights activist and novelist