Climate Action Now

It’s a powerful new way to hold polluters accountable & push for cleaner air.

Share this tool with your local leaders & urge them to use it in policymaking that protects public health, strengthens local monitoring, and builds a cleaner, safer future for all! www.climateactionnow.com/go/hpcq047j-...

@climatetrace.org Climate TRACE’s new pollution plume visualizer is a powerful interactive tool that maps emissions as they move through air. Built on a database of 660 million sources, it uses weather simulations to show pollution plumes and track how they spread from facilities across communities.

In the U.S., the American Lung Association reports that 46% of Americans (about 156 million people) breathe air rated “failing” for ozone or particle pollution.

But now, thanks to a game-changing tool, this invisible threat can finally be seen.

Air pollution is one of the greatest threats to human health, responsible for more than 6 million deaths worldwide each year, linked to respiratory illness, heart disease, cancer, childhood asthma, and more ⤵️

Fueled by warming oceans, #HurricaneMelissa is slow-moving, relentless, and tearing through homes, hospitals, and schools, putting millions at risk.

Melissa is climate change and inaction hitting us at 185 miles per hour. Not far off in the future, but right here, right now.

Turn concern into impact, one action at a time!

Download our free Climate Action Now app, take your first action, and be part of building a cleaner, greener future 🌎

https://www.climateactionnow.com/go/welcome-bsky

Trump targets European climate law after killing UN shipping fee Once again the United States is using its economic might to pressure other countries to back down from an effort to limit greenhouse gas pollution.

“Once again the United States is using its economic might to pressure other countries to back down from an effort to limit greenhouse gas pollution.”

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As far as we know, we were among the very few (if not the only) environmental groups to publish a specific action urging Congress to keep the Clean Ports Program. A huge thank you to everyone who took action with us! Your voice makes a difference!

Good News! Thanks to a $94 million federal grant under the Clean Ports Program, the Port of Cleveland’s electrification journey has officially begun!

The port's main warehouse is getting rooftop solar, battery storage, and charging infrastructure including funding for electric crane and forklifts!

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The Marine Mammal Protection Act safeguards whales, dolphins, seals, and countless other marine species while keeping our oceans healthy and coastal economies strong. It works.

Urge your members of Congress to oppose any attempts to weaken this vital law! www.climateactionnow.com/go/un7uh6bk-...

Proposed legislation in Congress aims to weaken key parts of the Marine Mammal Protection Act. It would narrow what counts as “harm,” opening the door to more industry activity, and delaying action until marine mammals are already in crisis.

Passed in 1972, the Marine Mammal Protection Act has been a lifeline for whales, dolphins, manatees, sea otters, and so many others.

It’s one of the reasons no marine mammal species has gone extinct in U.S. waters in over 50 years.

But right now, this landmark law is under threat ⤵️

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“We the People..”

#NoKings

HAPPY

NO

Killer heatwaves
Injustice
Non-renewables
Greenwashing
Suffering

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No 👑 Just 🌎

#nokings

The massive storm in Alaska destroyed homes, displaced thousands, and led to one of the largest evacuations in the state's history. This isn’t just extreme weather, it’s the cost of inaction.

Taking steps to protect people and prevent the climate crisis from deepening shouldn’t require convincing.

When reefs die, entire ecosystems are at risk. 

Some parts of the world’s coral reefs can still be protected, but only if we drastically cut greenhouse gas emissions and limit ocean warming.

Scientists warn that we've reached our first big tipping point: the collapse of coral reefs💔

Coral reefs support 25% of all marine life, protect coastlines from storms, nurture fish nurseries, & sustain local economies through fishing & tourism. No wonder they’re called “the rainforests of the sea"

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Urge your federal representatives to denounce the Department of Energy’s sweeping grant terminations and push for the restoration of this critical clean energy funding.

Take this action in less than 30 seconds 👇
www.climateactionnow.com/go/0vr76nv1-...

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Not only are these actions irresponsible, terminating these grants is out of step with legal precedent.

Now is the time to tell your federal representatives to take action ⤵️

The Department of Energy recently canceled $7.6 billion in APPROVED #cleanenergy funding. That's more than 200 projects across 16 states, just gone.

To be clear, these were vetted, awarded projects meant to deliver jobs, innovation, and cleaner energy to communities across the country. 🧵

The Seventh Generation Principle, rooted in Indigenous wisdom, teaches us to consider how the decisions we make today will shape life seven generations from now.

It’s a vision of deep care and stewardship. And we can bring it to life with every action we take 🌎💚

“The world desperately needs to increase the rate of growth [and] low-carbon is the only feasible longer-run growth on offer; high carbon growth self-destructs.”

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States investing the most in #wind and #solar actually have lower electricity costs on average — including 13 states that voted for Trump. The data (from the government itself) shows renewables are saving consumers money while cutting pollution.

Facts matter.

www.politico.com/news/2025/10...

Urge your elected officials to keep funding your state’s EV incentive program!

Take action now:

www.climateactionnow.com/go/p3i143kq-...

As more EVs hit the road, the used market will grow too, strengthening what’s already the fastest-selling car segment in America.

While states can’t fully replace the federal tax credits, restoring state-level incentives is a strong step to keep clean transportation moving forward ⚡

By restoring EV rebate programs — with point-of-sale rebates, vouchers, & tax credits for new and used vehicles — states can help lower upfront costs, boost demand, and make clean vehicles accessible to more people.

Federal EV tax credits have officially expired, putting clean transportation progress at risk.

While most people are fully on board with the benefits of clean vehicles, their high upfront cost remains a major barrier to adoption.

This is where states can step up ⤵️

Solar and wind power has grown faster than electricity demand this year, report says A new analysis of solar and wind power shows its generation worldwide has outpaced electricity demand this year.

“The findings suggest it is possible for the world to wean off polluting sources of power — even as demand for electricity skyrockets — with continued investment in renewables including solar, wind, hydropower, bioenergy and geothermal energies.” 👏🏼👏🏼

#cleanenergy

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The sun gives us more energy in one hour than we use in an entire year. Imagine the future if we focus on harnessing this clean energy force — clear skies, healthy communities, strong economies.

Monthly Dose of Climate Hope! With Victor Mwanga Get your Monthly Dose of Climate Hope with Victor Mwanga, CEO & Founder of the largest tree-growing organization in Kenya!

He’ll join Sam Matey, Editor-in-Chief at Climate Action Now, to explore how reforestation delivers both environmental & economic benefits. Click below for more details and to register!