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The climate emergency affects us all. And it will take all of us to solve it.
We can’t stop climate change altogether, but by acting now we can prevent it from getting much worse. We believe that businesses like ours have a responsibility and an opportunity to help drive change. That’s why we’re using our voice, our reach and our influence to do so.
You can take action too. Perhaps the most important way is by using your voice to ask governments to prioritise ambitious policies that will help everyone reduce emissions. We can also all make immediate changes such as travelling more sustainably, saving energy at home, adopting a more plant-based diet, and switching to green energy.
Explore more ways you can take action below.
Clear the confusion about plastic recycling
Make your commitment to reducing plastic waste
Act now to help WWF protect the planet
Calculate your carbon footprint to see where you can improve
Join the #KnorrFuture50Foods movement today
Volunteer in Oxfam shops and give clothes a second life
Fix our food system with a healthy and sustainable diet
Five easy ways to fight deforestation in our food
Find out what you can do to make a difference
Learn about how we can secure Australia’s future
Volunteer and work towards a hunger-free future in 40 countries
Make small, sustainable lifestyle changes that count
Supply recyclable waste to feed the circular economy
Donate and support the WWF campaign to save the Amazon
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