Climate Change
Listen: Bread's 2011 Offering of Letters
Climate change is a major problem nations must face together.
The way forward is fairly clear, but the magnitude of this challenge is far greater than any other issue on the horizon. At this point, the scientific evidence on climate change is unequivocal.
If we don’t take strong action, the consequences could be catastrophic for everyone. Climate change makes clear there are no national borders marked in the planet’s atmosphere.
Impacts of Climate Change
Climate change disproportionately affects poor countries and poor people.Women and Climate Change
Climate change has already begun to affect agricultural production and, consequently, women’s livelihoods and their ability to support the nutritional needs of their families.Trade and Climate Change
Two broadly accepted goals for the world community are: a) the achievement of fair and open trade; and b) clean-energy development to help mitigate climate change.Reversing the Trend
The United States is newly re-engaged in climate change negotiations.Email Signup
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