John—I wanted to make sure you saw these November headlines... we’ve got our work cut out for us. Take a look, let us know what you think—and thank you for standing with Ceres.
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President Trump officially withdraws from Paris Agreement
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| The Trump Administration began formal proceedings to withdraw the U.S from the Paris Climate Accord, abdicating the country’s leadership role in fighting climate change.
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California is (still) on fire—is climate change to blame?
In a word, yes—at least in part. Hotter temperatures yield drier vegetation that fuels devastating fires. In the last 100 years, California’s climate has raised 3 degrees, making fire season longer and more deadly.
“All else being equal, in a warmer world, vegetation is going to be drier, even in a place like California where vegetation is usually dry by autumn. You can still make it drier,”—Daniel Swain, PhD, Climate Scientist, Institute of the Environment and Sustainability, UCLA. |
11,258 scientists declare climate change a global emergency
A new research paper published in the journal Bioscience analyzed 40 years of climate data and revealed large-scale changes are needed immediately to reverse this emergency. 11,258 experts signed on. |
This news can sound bleak, we know, but there is hope. Ceres helped companies made 100+ sustainability commitments over the past year.
As the Trump Administration turns their back on this climate emergency, this work—our work—has never been more crucial. And we need you at our side, immediately. Make your tax-deductible, year-end gift to Ceres today >>
And together, we can make real change. |
With Gratitude,
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Brian Sant
Digital Director
Ceres |
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