Today, the world’s top scientists published a devastating report on the impacts of climate change.
Climate change is already making it harder for millions to feed their families. Wild weather and unpredictable seasons are causing chaos for farmers. Food prices are going up. Food quality is going down.
Oxfam calculates climate change could put the fight against hunger back by decades. If we continue to let greenhouse gas emissions and temperatures rise we will hit a threshold – in our own lifetimes - beyond which the chance of ending hunger worldwide may be lost forever.
We will not stand by and watch this happen.
People all over the world are doing their bit to tackle climate change. Now governments and big business need to step up and play their part: reducing harmful greenhouse gas emissions, helping farmers adapt to changing weather, and ensuring there’s enough good food for everyone.
If we act together, and if we act now, we can stop climate change causing hunger and ensure our children and our grandchildren will always have enough to eat.
Join with us at www.oxfam.org/foodclimatejustice
Sincerely,
Raymond Blanc
Chef, United Kingdom
Helena Christensen
Photographer, USA
Ilaria D'Amico
Journalist, Italy
Livia Firth
Activist, United Kingdom
Anna Friel
Actor, United Kingdom
Sheherazade Goldsmith
Designer, United Kingdom
Dolf Jansen
Media Host, Netherlands
Angelique Kidjo
Musician, USA
Baaba Maal
Musician, Senegal
Mairead Corrigan Maguire
Activist, Northern Ireland
Claus Meyer
Chef, Denmark
Dave Myers
Chef, United Kingdom
Robert Oliver
Chef, New Zealand
Simon Pegg
Actor, United Kingdom
Sylvana Simons
Media Host, Netherlands
Dame Vivienne Westwood
Designer, United Kingdom
Thom Yorke
Musician, United Kingdom
