The generation that grew up with nuclear weapons were told to hide under their desks in case of attack. This generation faces an even greater threat. The climate crisis and again they have nowhere to hide. While citizens, cities and countries are working to reduce their emissions, behind our backs the coal, oil and gas industry continues to rapidly expand fossil fuels, driving catastrophic warming. Surviving the climate crisis requires a bold new idea. Introducing the fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty. Why a treaty? 50 years ago the world signed a non-proliferation treaty to avoid nuclear war. In 1987 the Montreal Protocol protected the ozone. The Paris Agreement began to limit emissions but doesn't mention coal, oil or gas. We need a global plan to end the proliferation of fossil fuels and fast track solutions. A fossil fuel treaty would phase out coal, oil and gas faster, more fairly and forever, while supporting workers communities and countries dependent on fossil fuels. People around the world are already winning frontline battles against coal, oil and gas projects. A treaty can bring together these diverse efforts into a powerful and equitable global plan. And doors the fossil fuel treaty and together we can drive a just transition to clean energy and a safe climate for generations to come.