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Other’s Current Campaigns

Greta Thunberg @GretaThunberg
- Behaviour Change Campaign
- Unite behind the Science
- Fridays4Future FridaysForFuture
- Friday Talks4Future
XR Extinction Rebellion UK @XRebellionUK
Architects Declare @ArchDeclare ArchitectsDeclare.com
Construction Declare constructiondeclares.com
Architecture Education Declare
Homeowners Declare
ACAN Architects Climate Action Network
- Combustible Materials Consultation (Campaign) G#38249
- Architects banned from Climate Protests? (Campaign) G#32802
Architects Journal @ArchitectsJrnal
- RetroFirst #RetroFirst

Other’s Older Campaigns

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Oxfam
Feeling Good Foundation
2 Degrees:
- A Campaign for Real Architecture
WRAP’s
- Ripple Effect
Good Homes Alliance
WWF Virunga Campaign
No Flush Wet Wipe guidelines issued
End Ecocide in Europe

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Oxfam

Show the Love by Oxfam about climate change.

Oxfam

The gap between the have yachts and have nots is getting wider. Worldwide, the 85 richest people own the same wealth as the 3.5 billion poorest people (aka, half the world). With climate change making matters worse for poor communities, it’s essential that whoever’s in government next acts quickly to rise to these huge challenges. And that’s where you come in…

Email your MP and find out what they’re planning to do about inequality and climate change.

85 people. It’s an astonishing statistic and a huge injustice, but it’s not about money. It’s about the fact that this is such a tiny number of people to hold so many of the world’s resources and influence the decisions that affect ordinary people’s lives. And the whole time the ‘have yachts’ are gaining power, more and more millions of ‘have nots’ are going without food, education and medical help.

And then there’s climate change. It’s no surprise that the richest countries have the biggest carbon footprints – they’re responsible for 70% of historic carbon emissions. But the reality of climate change continues to hit the world’s poorest communities hardest, leading to poor harvests and food shortages.

Please don’t wait – act now.

It’s your MP’s job to listen to what you have to say. It’s vital they know how much inequality and climate change means to you.

Click here to email your MP now and find out where they stand on inequality and climate change.

Thanks so much – together we really can lift lives for good,

Abby Mason
Oxfam Camp

Feeling Good Foundations (FGF)

Evidence based design

2 Degrees

A campaign for real architecture

Is accurately assessing the additional value that sustainable buildings create through improved occupant performance the answer to making a robust business case for sustainable buildings?

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