“We have a vision to grow bigger” Magdelene, Sierra Leone. Credit:Nana Kofi Acquah/Oxfam. Perk, graphic designer and climate activist. Credit:Oxfam. Rowena planting mangrove saplings in a restoration project, Phillippines. Credit:Elizabeth Stevens/Oxfam.
Make polluters pay
The biggest climate polluters must foot the bill for a better future
- The biggest emitters of pollution are being let off the hook for the climate damage they’re causing to communities around the world.
- Fairly taxing them last year could have raised an extra £23 billion to combat the climate crisis.
- We need action now. This would create enough funding to support us all – in the UK and across the world.
The biggest climate polluters must foot the bill for a better future
- The biggest emitters of pollution are being let off the hook for the climate damage they’re causing to communities around the world.
- Fairly taxing them last year could have raised an extra £23 billion to combat the climate crisis.
- We need action now. This would create enough funding to support us all – in the UK and across the world.
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