It has been known that human-generated fossil fuel emissions have been contributing to climate change for more than fifty years. Yet, little action has been taken by our elected officials to deal with this crisis. During this time, natural disasters have been rapidly increasing in severity, species loss has been accelerating, communities are experiencing water shortages and glaciers have been melting, all as inequality has been growing. 

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Eleven years. That's how long climate scientists are giving us to drastically shift our economy to be in line with the Paris Climate Agreement, which caps global heating at 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. If we have any hope of meeting these targets, thus preventing an even larger domino effect of climate catastrophes, action must be taken now.