Global climate is changing, and the main cause is our rapid
burning of coal, oil, and natural gas. Many different kinds of
evidence confirm that global climate is changing, from melting
of mountain glaciers and polar ice to higher ocean temperatures
to rising sea level to the changing chemistry of the atmosphere.
Analysis of the atmosphere confirms that our rapid burning of
fossil fuels is the main cause. The oceans, which are already
under stress from overfishing, pollution and coastal
development, are sensitive to these added pressures. People and
natural ecosystems must adapt to the changes that cannot be
avoided, but there is still time to limit their impact. Now is
the time to reduce our consumption of fossil fuels for the sake
of our communities, future generations, and Earth’s
biodiversity. - Put climate change in our messaging in our TV
commercial. - Clear communication to our board about climate
change and about our programs. - Integrate environmental
policies into our investments (create a green inv