www.globalcitizen.org Open in urlscan Pro
13.224.185.53  Public Scan

Form analysis
7 forms found in the DOM

<form>
  <div class="bst-cotainer-fluid">
    <fieldset>
      <div class="bst-row align-items-stretch">
        <div class="email-sign-up__FieldContainer-sc-91le7z-0 cBzWtW  col-12 col-lg-8 d-flex flex-column mb-4 mb-lg-2">
          <div class="label__Container-sc-1wnvzw5-1 iVQIun  bst form--floating-label form--floating-label--email-address-field  
        " style="width: 100%;">
            <div class="label__LabelContainer-sc-1wnvzw5-0 jLptfQ  form--floating-label__input form--floating-label__input--email    "><input id="email-address-field" type="email" name="email-address-field" required="" rows="2"
                aria-label="Email Address" value="">
              <div class="form--floating-label__border">
                <div class="form--floating-label__border__leading"></div>
                <div class="form--floating-label__border__spacer"><label for="email-address-field">Email Address</label></div>
                <div class="form--floating-label__border__trailing"></div>
              </div>
            </div>
            <p class="form--floating-label__required mt-2 mb-0 py-0">*Required</p>
          </div>
        </div>
        <div class="email-sign-up__ButtonContainer-sc-91le7z-1 kcIbZT  col-12 col-lg-4 d-flex flex-column"><button color="rgb(214, 32, 39)" class="button__ColoredButton-sc-14vd4y5-0 kDuMFb btn text-uppercase form--floating-label--top-space--lg mb-0"
            type="submit" aria-label="Sign up" disabled=""><span class="button__Content-sc-14vd4y5-1 iEYaio"><span class="button__Text-sc-14vd4y5-3 egFKyy">Sign up</span></span></button></div>
      </div>
    </fieldset>
  </div>
</form>

---

POST /account/login/

<form method="POST" action="/account/login/"><input type="hidden" name="csrfmiddlewaretoken" value="ArCZ0PeU6g601BR4iV5bOLANoyAv83IWj83rWP1oLvCkwVNIaf8Z86c82vo7p3BL">
  <fieldset>
    <div id="login-fields">
      <fieldset>
        <div class="label__Container-sc-1wnvzw5-1 iVQIun  bst form--floating-label form--floating-label--username mb-4 
        " style="width: 100%;">
          <div class="label__LabelContainer-sc-1wnvzw5-0 jLptfQ  form--floating-label__input form--floating-label__input--email    "><input id="username" type="email" name="username" required="" rows="2" aria-label="Email Address" value="">
            <div class="form--floating-label__border">
              <div class="form--floating-label__border__leading"></div>
              <div class="form--floating-label__border__spacer"><label for="username">Email Address</label></div>
              <div class="form--floating-label__border__trailing"></div>
            </div>
          </div>
          <p class="form--floating-label__required mt-2 mb-0 py-0">*Required</p>
        </div>
        <div class="label__Container-sc-1wnvzw5-1 iVQIun  bst form--floating-label form--floating-label--password mb-4 
        " style="width: 100%;">
          <div class="label__LabelContainer-sc-1wnvzw5-0 jLptfQ  form--floating-label__input form--floating-label__input--password    "><input id="password" type="password" name="password" required="" rows="2" aria-label="Password" value="">
            <div class="form--floating-label__border">
              <div class="form--floating-label__border__leading"></div>
              <div class="form--floating-label__border__spacer"><label for="password">Password</label></div>
              <div class="form--floating-label__border__trailing"></div>
            </div>
          </div>
          <p class="form--floating-label__required mt-2 mb-0 py-0">*Required</p>
        </div><button color="rgb(214, 32, 39)" class="button__ColoredButton-sc-14vd4y5-0 kDuMFb btn w-100 mb-2 text-uppercase" type="submit" aria-label="Sign In" disabled=""><span class="button__Content-sc-14vd4y5-1 iEYaio"><span
              class="button__Text-sc-14vd4y5-3 egFKyy">Sign In</span></span></button>
      </fieldset>
    </div>
  </fieldset>
  <fieldset class="text-left"><label for="id_remember_me"><input type="checkbox" name="remember_me" id="id_remember_me" checked=""><span>Remember me</span></label>
    <p class="mt-4"><a href="/account/password/reset/" id="forgotPassword">Forget your password?</a></p>
  </fieldset>
</form>

---

GET /search

<form method="GET" action="/search" class="mobile-search-bar__SearchInput-sc-1pumgyq-0 eiqeOe"><input type="text" name="q" placeholder="Search" value=""><button type="submit" aria-label="Search"><svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" width="20"
      height="20" viewBox="0 0 24 24" fill="none" stroke="rgb(99, 100, 111)" stroke-width="2" stroke-linecap="round" stroke-linejoin="round">
      <circle cx="11" cy="11" r="8"></circle>
      <line x1="21" y1="21" x2="16.65" y2="16.65"></line>
    </svg></button></form>

---

GET /search

<form class="search-bar__SearchInput-xxwk0c-0 EYbCN d-none d-lg-flex " method="GET" action="/search" aria-hidden="true">
  <div class="bst-container d-flex"><input type="text" name="q" placeholder="Search" tabindex="-1" value=""></div>
</form>

---

<form class="action-title__newsletter text-left">
  <div class="bst-container-fluid">
    <div class="bst-row no-gutters">
      <div class="col-8">
        <fieldset>
          <div class="label__Container-sc-1wnvzw5-1 ClvBa  bst form--floating-label form--floating-label--email-address-field-plugin  
        form--floating-label__border__leading-and-trailing--hide" style="width: 100%;">
            <div class="label__LabelContainer-sc-1wnvzw5-0 jLptfQ  form--floating-label__input form--floating-label__input--email    "><input id="email-address-field-plugin" type="email" name="email-address-field-plugin" required="" rows="2"
                placeholder="Email Address" aria-labelledby="nlLabel" aria-label="Email Address" value="">
              <div class="form--floating-label__border">
                <div class="form--floating-label__border__leading"></div>
                <div class="form--floating-label__border__spacer"></div>
                <div class="form--floating-label__border__trailing"></div>
              </div>
            </div>
          </div>
        </fieldset>
      </div>
      <div class="subscription-form__SignUpButtonWrapper-sc-93fius-0 gEDBy col-4 "><button color="rgb(214, 32, 39)" class="button__ColoredButton-sc-14vd4y5-0 dUGNWU btn w-100 form--floating-label--top-space" type="submit" aria-label="Sign up"
          disabled=""><span class="button__Content-sc-14vd4y5-1 iEYaio"><span class="button__Text-sc-14vd4y5-3 egFKyy"><i class="fa fa-arrow-right"></i></span></span></button></div>
    </div>
    <div class="bst-row no-gutters">
      <div class="col-12"></div>
    </div>
    <div class="bst-row no-gutters mt-2">
      <div class="col-12"><small class="tos-prompt d-block clear-both pt-2">By clicking Sign Up, you agree to our <a href="/about/terms">Terms</a> and <a href="/about/privacy-policy">Privacy Policy</a>.</small></div>
    </div>
  </div>
</form>

---

<form class="action-title__newsletter text-left">
  <div class="bst-container-fluid">
    <div class="bst-row no-gutters">
      <div class="col-8">
        <fieldset>
          <div class="label__Container-sc-1wnvzw5-1 ClvBa  bst form--floating-label form--floating-label--email-address-field-footer  
        form--floating-label__border__leading-and-trailing--hide" style="width: 100%;">
            <div class="label__LabelContainer-sc-1wnvzw5-0 jLptfQ  form--floating-label__input form--floating-label__input--email    "><input id="email-address-field-footer" type="email" name="email-address-field-footer" required="" rows="2"
                placeholder="Email Address" aria-labelledby="nlLabel" aria-label="Email Address" value="">
              <div class="form--floating-label__border">
                <div class="form--floating-label__border__leading"></div>
                <div class="form--floating-label__border__spacer"></div>
                <div class="form--floating-label__border__trailing"></div>
              </div>
            </div>
          </div>
        </fieldset>
      </div>
      <div class="subscription-form__SignUpButtonWrapper-sc-93fius-0 pBFBJ col-4 align-self-end"><button color="rgb(214, 32, 39)" class="button__ColoredButton-sc-14vd4y5-0 dUGNWU btn w-100 py-0 ml-2" type="submit" aria-label="Sign up"
          disabled=""><span class="button__Content-sc-14vd4y5-1 iEYaio"><span class="button__Text-sc-14vd4y5-3 egFKyy"><i class="fa fa-arrow-right"></i></span></span></button></div>
    </div>
    <div class="bst-row no-gutters">
      <div class="col-12"></div>
    </div>
    <div class="bst-row no-gutters mt-2">
      <div class="col-12"><small class="tos-prompt d-block clear-both pt-2">By clicking Sign Up, you agree to our <a href="/about/terms">Terms</a> and <a href="/about/privacy-policy">Privacy Policy</a>.</small></div>
    </div>
  </div>
</form>

---

POST /i18n/setlang/

<form style="display:none;" id="setLanguage" action="/i18n/setlang/" method="post"><input type="hidden" name="csrfmiddlewaretoken" value="ArCZ0PeU6g601BR4iV5bOLANoyAv83IWj83rWP1oLvCkwVNIaf8Z86c82vo7p3BL"><input name="next" type="hidden"
    value="/content/ipcc-report-climate-change-impacts-adaptation/"><select id="languageCode" name="language">
    <option value="en" selected="selected"> English (en) </option>
    <option value="de"> Deutsch (de) </option>
    <option value="fr"> français (fr) </option>
    <option value="es"> español (es) </option>
  </select></form>

---

Text Content

×

It all starts with becoming a Global Citizen.

Already have an account? Log in

Sign Up with FacebookSign Up with Apple

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

or

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Email Address


*Required

Sign up
Terms and Privacy Policy agreement (required): I've read, understood and agree
to Global Citizen’s Terms and Privacy Policy.
Sign up for emails (optional): Sign up to hear from Global Citizen and learn
more about our campaign to end extreme poverty, our events, and the issues you
care about.
×

Welcome back!
Sign in to start taking action.

Not a Global Citizen yet? Sign up

Sign in with FacebookSign in with Apple

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

or

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Email Address


*Required

Password


*Required

Sign In
Remember me

Forget your password?

×

Thanks for signing up as a global citizen. In order to create your account we
need you to provide your email address. You can check out our Privacy Policy to
see how we safeguard and use the information you provide us with. If your
Facebook account does not have an attached e-mail address, you'll need to add
that before you can sign up.

Rerequest with Facebook
×

This account has been deactivated.

Please contact us at contact@globalcitizen.org if you would like to re-activate
your account.

 * * 
   
 * * Issues
     * * Main Menu
       * Defeat Poverty
       * Defend the Planet
       * Demand Equity
   * Take Action
   * Rewards
   * Partners
   * Store
   * * 
     * 
       
     * English
     *  * Sign up
        * Sign in
       
        * English
        * * Main Menu
          * * English
            * Deutsch
            * français
            * español
       
        * Sign up
        * Sign in



 * Global Citizen
    * Defeat Poverty
    * Defend the Planet
    * Demand Equity

 * Take Action
 * Rewards
 * Partners
 * Store

What can you do?

Act

NewsDefend the Planet


‘THE FUTURE DEPENDS ON US’: NEW IPCC REPORT WARNS CLIMATE ACTION WINDOW IS
CLOSING FAST

“THE WORLD’S BIGGEST POLLUTERS ARE GUILTY OF ARSON ON OUR OWN HOME.”

ShareTweetShare
Young people attend a 'Fridays For Future' protest rally at the Brandenburg Gate
in Berlin, Germany, Sept. 25, 2020. | Young people attend a 'Fridays For Future'
protest rally at the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Germany, Sept. 25, 2020. |
Michael Sohn/AP
By Joe McCarthy

February 28, 2022

The most comprehensive report on the human and ecological impacts of climate
change — spanning more than 3,600 pages with contributions from more than 270
authors — was released on Monday by the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel
on Climate Change (IPCC).

The report describes the heatwaves, floods, wildfires, and droughts that are
already overwhelming communities and causing chain reactions of decreasing food
and water availability, forced migration, conflict, public health crises, and
much more. 

Email Now:
Wealthy Nations: Fund the Future, Not Fossil Fuels

5,490 / 20,000 actions taken
take action
More Info


WHAT TO KNOW

Each year, wealthy governments provide billions in subsidies for planet-killing
fossil fuel companies.
G7 countries have pledged to end fossil fuel subsidies by 2025 - but none are on
track to meet this target.
In weeks, G7 Environment Ministers will meet in Berlin - let’s ensure they step
up and slash funds for big oil: email now!

Drawing on the latest research, the authors soberly show how humanity is
barreling toward catastrophic, irreversible events, but argue that the worst
outcomes can be avoided if fossil fuels are phased out, proven adaptation
efforts are supported, and a just transition informed by Indigenous wisdom is
embraced on a global scale. 

“There is hope,” Ani Dasgupta, President and CEO of World Resources Institute,
said in a statement. “We still have a narrow pathway to avoid the very worst
climate impacts. The world’s heaviest emitters must urgently cut emissions,
significantly scale up international funding for adaptation to strengthen
resilience to climate impacts, and provide funding to vulnerable countries to
deal with unavoidable losses and damages. 

“At the same time, governments must quickly turn the many promising adaptation
plans into action on the ground to protect food, water, homes, and critical
infrastructure,” she continued. “The newest IPCC report offers the definitive
scientific foundation on which policymakers should build their action plans for
climate resilient development for all.”

The IPCC report is a vast undertaking by thousands of scientists and researchers
worldwide. The work is split among three working groups that focus on different
aspects of climate change from the physical science to the impacts to mitigation
efforts. 

RELATED STORIES

THIS ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL MAPS A HOPEFUL FUTURE

The latest report comes from Working Group II, which focuses on impacts,
vulnerability, and adaptation efforts, and shows the intersectional nature of
climate change, the ways in which existing inequalities and injustices compound
its effects. 

The authors argue that everything is connected under the scope of the climate
crisis and that all actions, no matter how small, are necessary to keep
temperatures from rising beyond 1.5 degrees Celsius compared to pre-industrial
levels, which is the goal of the Paris climate agreement. 

That means that it’s both necessary for countries to transition as fast as
possible to renewable sources of energy and non-extractive economies, and for
everyday people to make changes in their personal lives to support the health of
the planet.  

But time is running out. 

Even 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming would generate inhospitable conditions for
vast swaths of the human population. By the end of the decade, current warming
trends could push 132 million into extreme poverty and make it harder for an
additional 350 million people to get clean water on a regular basis, according
to the report. Roughly 14% of land species could face extinction at 1.5 degrees
Celsius of warming — a development that would undermine food systems worldwide,
jeopardizing the ability of billions of people to get enough nutrients. 



For each additional tenth of a degree in average temperature increases, the
closer humanity comes to “hard limits” of adaptation, meaning situations that
cannot be remedied. For example, rising sea levels fueled by melting ice caps
could entirely wipe coastal regions and low-lying island nations off the face of
the map. Another hard limit involves the thousands of species that could
disappear in the years ahead because the planet is no longer a safe place to
live.

The report also shows how poverty makes people more vulnerable to the impacts of
climate change and how a country’s vulnerability level overall depends on their
ability to finance adaptation and mitigation efforts. 

The consequences can be measured in lives lost. Between 2010 and 2020, the
report highlights, the mortality rate in the most vulnerable countries from
extreme weather events was 15 times greater than the rate in the least
vulnerable countries. 

This disparity underscores why wealthy countries need to provide adequate
climate financing for low-income countries. In 2009, wealthy countries agreed to
provide $100 billion in annual climate financing by 2020, but have failed to
fulfill this promise — and have said they are unlikely to until 2023. The costs
of needed adaptation funding have since risen to $127 billion per year,
according to the report. 



Global climate financing is a form of climate reparations because wealthy
countries, and the polluting industries they foster, have largely caused the
climate crisis. 

In a press conference discussing the IPCC report, António Guterres, the UN
Secretary-General, put a sharper point on the matter, calling government
leadership “criminal” and saying that “the world’s biggest polluters are guilty
of arson on our own home.”

Guterres called out fossil fuel companies, in particular, for their culpability
and hypocrisy. 

“You cannot claim to be green while your plans and projects undermine the 2050
net zero target and ignore the major emissions cuts that must occur this
decade,” he said. “People see through this smokescreen.”

Scientists and environmental advocates have long argued that fossil fuel use has
to end as soon as possible, yet that message continues to be ignored. In fact,
emissions are expected to rise 14% this decade, if current trends continue. 

But current trends can come to an end. A whole new tomorrow — premised on
thriving communities and ecosystems — can be built. The science is settled, the
voices of Indigenous leaders are beginning to be heard, and the path toward this
new world is increasingly within reach. 

RELATED STORIES

THE WORLD MUST PROTECT 30% OF LAND AND OCEANS BY 2030. IS IT POSSIBLE?

"One of the things that I think is really, really clear in the report is that
yes, things are bad, but actually, the future depends on us, not the climate,"
said Dr Helen Adams, a lead author on the report from King's College, London.

Cities, in particular, are places in need of urgent transformation. Currently,
75% of global emissions come from cities, but that they’re also on the
frontlines of climate action, with efforts underway to phase out cars, invest in
renewable energy, retrofit buildings, and expand green spaces.

These efforts, if scaled globally, would safeguard food systems, protect water
availability, improve global health, and ensure a future with abundant
biodiversity.   

“The longer we wait to act the harder this will be,” Dasgupta said. “Nowhere
will this be more evident than at Africa’s COP27 summit this November. In Egypt,
developed nations will be judged on two fronts: their commitment to rapidly cut
emissions and their commitment to delivering far greater financial resources to
vulnerable communities to boost resilience and deal with unavoidable climate
damages. This unflinching IPCC report sets the stage for COP27 in Egypt, where
at long last solidarity and justice will be front and center.”

TopicsEnvironmentPovertycambio climaticomedio ambienteIPCCUnited Nationsnaciones
unidasAdaptationClimate ChangeClimate Actioncrisis climaticaClimate
CrisisClimate AdaptationClimate Mitigationadaptacion climaticaCOP27

WHY WE'RE WRITING

Group 13

WHAT'S AT STAKE?

The climate crisis is a threat multiplier that’s already worsening global
poverty, undermining food systems, and exposing people to deadly extreme weather
events.

Group 13

WHAT CAN WE DO?

Join the movement calling on world and business leaders to take urgent and
widespread action to stop funding fossil fuels, cut carbon emissions, and invest
in a just transition.

Take Action


JOIN THE MOVEMENT


JOIN THE MOVEMENT

By clicking Sign Up, you agree to our Terms and Privacy Policy.


READ MORE




WHY ARE THE NEXT 10 YEARS SO KEY FOR CLIMATE ACTION?

Margaret Kuhlow of the World Wildlife Foundation shares her thoughts.

By Joe McCarthy7 min Read


3.5 BILLION PEOPLE COULD BE LIVING IN EXTREME HEAT WITHIN 50 YEARS

Nearly 20% of the Earth’s land could reach a mean average temperature near 30
degrees Celsius.

By Brandon Wiggins3 min Read


SCIENTISTS ANTICIPATE MAJOR SUFFERING AS WORLD WARMS 'HALF A DEGREE'

Many more people will face heatwaves, extreme rainfall, and shrinking harvests.

4 min Read


5 THINGS YOU CAN DO IN RESPONSE TO TERRIFYING UN CLIMATE REPORT

There needs to be "rapid, far-reaching, and unprecedented changes in all aspects
of society."

By Joe McCarthy and Erica Sánchez7 min Read


WHY ARE THE NEXT 10 YEARS SO KEY FOR CLIMATE ACTION?

Margaret Kuhlow of the World Wildlife Foundation shares her thoughts.

By Joe McCarthy7 min Read


3.5 BILLION PEOPLE COULD BE LIVING IN EXTREME HEAT WITHIN 50 YEARS

Nearly 20% of the Earth’s land could reach a mean average temperature near 30
degrees Celsius.

By Brandon Wiggins3 min Read


SCIENTISTS ANTICIPATE MAJOR SUFFERING AS WORLD WARMS 'HALF A DEGREE'

Many more people will face heatwaves, extreme rainfall, and shrinking harvests.

4 min Read


5 THINGS YOU CAN DO IN RESPONSE TO TERRIFYING UN CLIMATE REPORT

There needs to be "rapid, far-reaching, and unprecedented changes in all aspects
of society."

By Joe McCarthy and Erica Sánchez7 min Read


WHY ARE THE NEXT 10 YEARS SO KEY FOR CLIMATE ACTION?

Margaret Kuhlow of the World Wildlife Foundation shares her thoughts.

By Joe McCarthy7 min Read


3.5 BILLION PEOPLE COULD BE LIVING IN EXTREME HEAT WITHIN 50 YEARS

Nearly 20% of the Earth’s land could reach a mean average temperature near 30
degrees Celsius.

By Brandon Wiggins3 min Read


SCIENTISTS ANTICIPATE MAJOR SUFFERING AS WORLD WARMS 'HALF A DEGREE'

Many more people will face heatwaves, extreme rainfall, and shrinking harvests.

4 min Read


News

Defend the Planet


‘THE FUTURE DEPENDS ON US’: NEW IPCC REPORT WARNS CLIMATE ACTION WINDOW IS
CLOSING FAST

Feb. 28, 2022

By Joe McCarthy


STAY UP TO DATE

RECEIVE ALERTS ABOUT THE WORLD'S BIGGEST CHALLENGES.

By clicking Sign Up, you agree to our Terms and Privacy Policy.
 * 
 * 
 * 
 * 


LANGUAGE

 * English
 * Deutsch
 * français
 * español


ABOUT

 * Who We Are
 * Impact
 * Terms of Use
 * Privacy Policy
 * Rewards Winners
 * Loyalty
 * Sitemap


GET INVOLVED

 * Donate to Global Citizen
 * Take Action
 * Jobs
 * Merchandise Shop
 * The Red Circle


WATCH + LISTEN

 * Vax Live
 * Every Vote Counts
 * Global Goal: Unite
 * Color Esperanza
 * Together At Home
 * STAND UP
 * ACTIVATE: The Global Citizen Movement
 * The Cry Power Podcast with Hozier
 * Powering the Movement - Podcast


GLOBAL CITIZEN PROGRAMS

 * Cisco Youth Leadership Award
 * Global Citizen Prize
 * Waislitz Global Citizen Awards
 * Curtis Fellowship
 * Fellowship Program


ENQUIRIES

 * Contact Us
 * FAQs
 * Press

© 2012-2022 Global Poverty Project, Inc All Rights Reserved

English (en) Deutsch (de) français (fr) español (es)
This site uses cookies to provide you with the best experience. Read more.
×