Climate justice protects everyone from the effects of climate change by including representation of indigenous cultures, minorities, and other vulnerable, marginalized communities when looking for solutions.

What is Climate Change? - NASA

What is Climate Change? - UN

Basics of Climate Change - EPA

What is Climate Justice? - UC Center for Climate Justice

Fossil Fuels Overview - Environmental and Energy Study Institute

Fossil Fuel Facts - Natural Resources Defense Council

Emissions Sources - EPA

Emissions Facts - EPA

Emissions by Mode of Transportation - Our World in Data

Emissions 101 - Resources for the Future

Share of Total Emissions - USDA

Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming

The Climate Book - Greta Thunberg

Cowspiracy: The Sustainability Secret

David Attenborough: A Life on Our Planet (Available on Netflix)

Climate justice protects everyone from the effects of climate change by including representation of indigenous cultures, minorities, and other vulnerable, marginalized communities when looking for solutions.

What is Climate Justice? - UC Center for Climate Justice

In Tucson, as temperatures continue to rise, the area with the least shade and man-made tree canopies is also the area where most BIPOC Tucsonans live. There are numerous examples of this, and the City of Tucson is implementing policies to address this.

According to IEP, by 2050 1.2 billion climate refugees will be displaced from their homes due to climate disasters.

Climate justice means looking to the past to fix our future: how colonizers tore cultures apart and destroyed land, impacting the biodiversity of Earth today.