About Us
The tragic reality is that the people who have contributed the least to climate change, are suffering the most. For the first time in human history we have started to see ‘Climate Refugees’, people who are losing their homes and even their countries to the climate crisis.
Since 2018 the Human Impact Foundation has been raising awareness about the impact this crisis is causing. Whilst it may seem that climate change is a "tomorrow problem", for millions on the front line of this crisis, the problem is now.
30000
square miles of forest lost every year
<0.1.5°C
maximum global temperature before disastrous global consequences
0.1.02°C
current global temperature
1M
people at risk of water scarcity
Solomon Islands
Our work has focused on supporting people in the Pacific Islands, specifically those in the Solomon Islands. This incredible country is made up of 400 islands north east of Australia, and is a country on the front line of the climate crisis.
Every year they battle with rising seas, coastal erosion and tropical cyclones. These changes devastate livelihoods, wash away villages, and sometimes entire islands...