International Day of Climate Action 2022

The world is in the middle of a climate crisis. The International Day of Climate Action is an opportunity for people around the world to take action in their own communities and take responsibility for their role in creating this crisis.

This day is about bringing people together around the world in support of climate action. It's a global day of action, and it's an opportunity for us to come together as one community to take action on climate change. The initiative also serves as a call to action for individuals and organizations that want people to be more aware of what's happening with the environment, so we can work together towards making our planet more sustainable in the future.

As part of this initiative, you can either take part in activities yourself or encourage your friends and family members to get involved too!

There are a number of ways to get involved. You can plant trees, clean up litter and debris in your local community, volunteer at an organization that focuses on environmental sustainability, or even host an event yourself!

You probably already know that climate change is a serious problem. You've heard about the carbon dioxide we emit and the greenhouse gases in the air. But what you may not have realized is how much coal and oil we consume, or how important it is to reduce our carbon footprint.

Think of it this way: if someone was dumping garbage on your front lawn every day, wouldn't you do something? Well, that's exactly what happens when we burn fossil fuels like coal and oil—it's just garbage for us to deal with! We need to act now so future generations can have clean air to breathe.

We all make small choices every day that affect our environment—whether they're driving less often or recycling more garbage—but there are ways for everyone to help out! If everyone does their part by taking action together in their community then together we can make a difference too!

There are lots of ways you can take action in your community and around the world. Here are some suggestions:

• Talk to friends, family, and neighbours about climate change.
• Donate to an environmental organization or cause that you believe in. Some examples include Greenpeace, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), and Cool Earth or Trees for the Future.
• Reduce your carbon footprint by driving less and turning off lights when you're not using them—for example by switching off lights when leaving a room or turning off unused appliances at home when not needed (like TVs). You could also switch from traditional light bulbs to energy-efficient ones as well as unplug cell phones/pads when not charging these devices—this reduces electricity consumption by up to 40%!
• Recycle more! Make sure you recycle any cardboard boxes that contain food waste after cooking meals; use reusable bags rather than plastic bags at supermarkets; buy products from eco-conscious brands; compost organic waste such as vegetable peelings instead of throwing it away into landfill sites where it will create methane emissions which contribute towards global warming effects on our planet's atmosphere."
• Participate or contribute to organizations that have reforestation programs or sustainability initiatives - like Kualesa!

International Day of Climate Action is a day for everyone to raise their voice and speak out against climate change. Kualesa was born with this in mind - better-for-planet textiles with minimal impact on the environment. We need to do our part in addressing it with actions that can make a difference. Make that step with Kualesa.