February 3, 2021
Addressing Climate Change at its Roots
© Dorrie Holmes
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Why adapt and mitigate?
To mitigate climate change means to fight climate change at its root—excess greenhouse gasses. Paired with Mass Audubon's climate adaptation initiatives, which build resilience and help us contend with climate change’s current and future impacts, reducing and eliminating our excess greenhouse gas emissions is the urgent and bold action we need to protect the people and wildlife we love from climate change.
Best of all? Anyone can work to adapt to and mitigate climate change.
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Take one of Mass Audubon's Climate Action Pledges to commit to reducing your greenhouse gas emissions. These pledges are designed to meet you where you are in your climate action journey.
Once you finish one pledge, you can sign up for the next!
Climate Action Community Toolkit
Check out Mass Audubon's primer on climate change and discover why it’s important to act now.
The toolkit also includes checklist challenges you can take with your family and friends to help make us make a difference.
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The biggest source of greenhouse gas emissions in Massachusetts, and the country, is our transportation sector. Cut down on these emissions by switching to electric vehicles over gas-powered vehicles.
An all-electric or battery-electric vehicle can reduce your transportation carbon footprint by nearly 75%.
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Use our climate-themed, digital bingo cards to get your family engaged with fighting climate change. Designed for all ages!
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