Earth5R Mobilizes 1.3 Million Across 65 Countries for Climate Action

Climate philanthropy is facing strategic shifts as small- and mid-sized intermediary funds report stable funding but express concern over minimal defenses against federal rollbacks on climate progress, highlighting the financial strain on front-line organizations due to reliance on federal grants (Article 1). In Vermont, criticism mounts against the Scott administration for dismissing recent climate laws and failing to fund implementation, despite legislative efforts to make fossil fuel companies pay for climate damages, underscoring a broader political resistance to effective climate action (Article 2). On the global front, Earth5R is driving large-scale climate action by mobilizing millions across 65 countries through grassroots initiatives and technology, aiming to engage two billion people in the climate economy by 2030, with a focus on community-driven sustainable development in India (Article 3). Additionally, individual climate advocates like Anyieth Philip Ayuen illustrate the human dimension of climate impacts and resilience, drawing from personal experience with climate disasters to pursue education and leadership in climate adaptation and food security (Article 5). These perspectives collectively reveal a complex landscape of climate action encompassing philanthropy, politics, grassroots movements, and individual leadership.