In search of justice

The climate crisis is fuelling inequalities within and between countries worldwide, with low-income, marginalised people in both developed and developing countries being disproportionately affected by climate breakdown.

The sea is a good friend of mine: Taiwanese Amis fishers and the climate crisis

The Taiwanese Amis fishers' intimate cultural connection with the sea is under threat as the climate crisis makes age-old fishing practices impossible. We must reduce our emissions & support Indigenous-led restoration efforts to maintain healthy oceans and ensure their rights are protected.

"That's an argument you need to have with your soul" - Omar El Akkad

Author and journalist Omar El Akkad explains why he is supporting EJF's call for world leaders to recognise climate refugees.

Surviving the storms: Climate displacement in Bangladesh

Bangladesh is on the frontlines of the climate crisis. Cyclone Amphan was the most powerful storm to strike the country in more than a decade, killing more than 100 people and displacing millions. This the story of Nurnahar and her family, who were made homeless by the storm and now fear for their future.

Blue carbon: a golden climate mitigation opportunity

Manifesto to Combat Global Heating

The climate manifesto brings to bear EJF’s long experience of working with people on the frontlines of the climate crisis and combines it with existing scientific research to create a clear roadmap of measures that can be taken to achieve zero-carbon by 2035.

Blue carbon | Mangroves

Beneath their flooded, salty soils, mangroves trap enormous quantities of carbon - and if left undisturbed this ‘blue carbon’ can remain locked up for millennia. Add your name to help protect them and our climate: act.ejfoundation.org/bluecarbon

Blue carbon | Seagrasses

Seagrasses are home to fantastic wildlife, from seahorses to manatees, and they also capture and store huge amounts of carbon. Add you name to protect them: act.ejfoundation.org/bluecarbon