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Burning fossil fuels causes air pollution that damages the health of millions of people across the globe, and heats up our planet. Now we’re demanding that more is done to clean up our air.
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There is no excuse for not taking urgent action on air pollution. We have the right to clean air. #CleanAirNow
In cities around the world, air pollution from toxic vehicle fumes and emissions from dirty power stations is damaging our health. Together, we’re going to end the air pollution crisis once and for all. We’re calling on those responsible for the air pollution crisis to act. To stop the sale of new petrol and diesel cars and to phase out coal power stations.
Burning fossil fuels, whether in a car engine or a power plant, releases gases like carbon dioxide (CO2) which warm our planet. This is climate change. From bush fires in Australia, to typhoons in the Philippines, the consequences of this process are all around us. We are all affected. The only option now is to stop burning fossil fuels as fast as possible.
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Air pollution is a Public Health Emergency with too many of us breathing toxic air. Let’s demand action and hold polluters accountable.
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Use the Greenpeace International toolkit to implement community action in your local area for #CleanAirNow
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Read the report Toxic Air: The Price of Fossil Fuels from Greenpeace Southeast Asia and understand the scale of the air pollution crisis.
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The more of us around the world who take action, the louder our message to decision makers will be.
Air pollution is a Public Health Emergency with too many of us breathing toxic air. Let’s demand action and hold polluters accountable.
Use the Greenpeace International toolkit to implement community action in your local area for #CleanAirNow
Read the report Toxic Air: The Price of Fossil Fuels from Greenpeace Southeast Asia and understand the scale of the air pollution crisis.
The more of us around the world who take action, the louder our message to decision makers will be.