Born to Care
You don’t want to be a polluter any longer, but are unsure where to start? No worries, we got your back: plenty of opportunities to learn and act with LINGO and others await you here. Choose the opportunity that best suits you to start becoming the person you were meant to be:
Fertile soil is made mostly from – you guessed it…air!
Check out the work of Ernst Götsch and the documentary Kiss the Ground.
It’s time to stop destroying our soils with industrial agriculture and start building it back.
Check out if there is resistance against fossil fuels in your country.
Zero Pollution? Zero Waste? It’s definitely possible! With Full Material Responsibility.
Ramp up your motivation for moving beyond the age of pollution by watching the movie Plastic Planet and sign some petitions to limit plastics.
It’s hard to leave fossil fuels behind because they are still everywhere?
Give it a try, and the Future Box will work it’s magic! Feed it every time you spend money on fossil fuels and use it to transition your home, and your country.
Don’t compensate your emissions – overcompensate them with the Leave it in the Ground Fund!
Help keep millions of tons of CO2 in the ground by supporting frontline struggles against fossil fuel extraction.
Share our animation “Are we born polluters?”
Or offer to translate its subtitles into your language.
The Fossil Endgame is being played right now. Read our blog series and learn why smart people get aligned with a rapid end of fossil fuels. It might be over sooner than you think!
It is possible to shut down all fossil fuels this decade. How? Check out our Game changers for the climate.
You are tired of burning fossil fuels? How about declaring your home a Fossil Free Zone? Or are you ready to help your city become coal, oil or gas-free?
Still hungry for more? Become a LINGO intern. We are excited to collaborate with students and recent graduates inspired by our mission. Click here. Right now, we are looking for: Legal Research Assistants for our Climate Litigation Wiki, Intern Keeping Fossil Fuels out of Protected Areas