What does justice look like in a changing climate? Endless flooding in the streets, from Jakarta to Houston, toxic air pollution that kills millions of people every year. Leafyle heat waves, record wildfires, the decline of color reefs and the hopes of hundreds of millions who depend on them. This is what happens to a planet in the hands of corrupt governments and fossil fuel companies. Climate change is not some future problem. The crisis is now. With each passing year, the challenges mount higher and higher. So what can we do? How do we build a world that's just, environmentally, economically and socially? First things first, it's time to end the reign of fossil fuels. Cut off the money flow to new fossil fuel projects so they don't get built. Possil widespread laws to keep oil, coal and gas in the ground. In their place we need new systems. Economies based on renewable energy that will keep our emissions in check. But the change we need won't come from the top. This is the people's fight. Only by working together can we turn ripples of hope into a tidal wave of change. The solutions lie in us, in our communities and in our ancestral knowledge. And this movement includes everyone across class, gender, geography, race and age. 350.org is the spark that ignites the global climate movement. Together we will mobilize millions to take action. Students, workers unions, human rights and social justice groups, marginalized communities and faith groups. Universities, business owners and all those who know it's time for change. We will campaign globally and locally to bring an end to the fossil fuel era. And we will support the growing movement by sharing resources and strategies to affect real change. Only together can we stand up to power and greed. Only together will we have the chance to build a just, fair and livable world for us all. Join us.