Dear John,

Climate change-driven catastrophes continue to increase in frequency and intensity, and they directly impact countries with little to no responsibility for the emissions causing this. In other words, many countries pay to clean up the disasters they did not help create.

Sign the petition: The U.S. must take accountability for driving climate disaster around the world.

Just this summer, Pakistan experienced devastating climate-driven floods leaving millions displaced and causing over $100 billion in unforeseen infrastructure damage. Pakistan emits less than 1% of total global emissions. 

But countries like the U.S. are the largest historical emitters of carbon dioxide. The United States emits 14% of carbon emissions despite having 5% of the world's population and is responsible for inflicting more than $1.9 trillion dollars in damage to other countries as a result of its carbon emissions.

These numbers do not add up. We contributed to and continue to contribute to a global catastrophe that is impacting the economies, livelihoods, and lives of millions around the world.

 

At COP27, world leaders agreed to compensate developing countries for global warming costs -- a huge advancement in global climate policy. However, details on how the fund would operate remain in question. There are many questions on when it will be finalized and become operational, and how exactly it would be funded. We must hold the U.S. to this agreement.

Taking accountability and addressing global inequality is essential in our fight against climate chaos. The U.S. must stop obstructing support efforts to countries most impacted by the climate disasters we help drive and fully back U.N. efforts to form a formal institution dedicated to aiding those countries.

Sign the petition: The U.S. must take accountability for driving climate disaster around the world.

 
 
 

Cliff Schecter

President, Blue Amp Action

Amplify Good

 

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