Inspiring the US, our citizens, institutions, and government to do its Fair Share of global climate action.
Read the Updated US Fair Share
“Now is the time to do what is needed, and create a future we can be proud of. We can and will shift the US to reduce emissions at home, and provide the international climate finance that is necessary to create a better future for all.”
Fair Share Endorsing Organizations and Networks
198 Methods
350.org
7 Directions of Service
Abbi Nsroma Foundation
A Wisdom Keepers Delegation
Action for the Climate Emergency (ACE)
ActionAid USA
Alabama Center for Rural Organizing and Systemic Solutions (ACROSS)
Arm in Arm
Association For Promotion Sustainable Development
Care About Climate
Center for Biological Diversity
Centre for Sustainable Community Development (SCODE)
Clean Energy Action
Climate Cardinals
Climate Hawks Vote
Climate Families NYC
Climate Trace Puerto RIco
Demand Climate Justice - US
Earth Ethics, Inc.
East Africa Climate Change Network
EcoEquity
Elders Climate Action
Empower Our Future
Fridays for Future Capital District NY
Gen-Z for Change
Green The Church
GreenLatinos
Healthy Planet Action Coalition Integrated Policy Research Institute
Interfaith Power & Light
Institute for Policy Studies Climate Policy Program
Justice Is Global
Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns
Mississippi Rising Coalition
NC Climate Justice Collective
New Alpha CDC
North Carolina Interfaith Power & Light
Nuclear Information and Resource Service
Oil and Gas Action Network
Oil Change International
Oxfam America
Share The World's Resources
Sustain Cities
Texas Impact
The Imani Group
The Oakland Institute
The United Methodist Church - General Board of Church and Society
United Women in Faith
US Climate Action Network
Women’s Earth Alliance
Women's Earth and Climate Action Network (WECAN)
Zero Hour
Imagine the possibilities
How much better would the world be if developing countries had adequate climate finance?
What would our country look like if we reduced emissions by 80% by 2035?
What would happen if we shifted our priorities to protect people and the planet first and profits second?
How do our communities develop climate solutions, now that could be scaled for a better tomorrow?
