Educate yourself! The science and impacts of climate change
Met Office
guide to climate change, including
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change,
Fourth Assessment Report
Summaries for policy makers:
Arm yourself against climate sceptics' arguments and myths with responses from
Skeptical Science
Educate yourself! Climate justice
Global Humanitarian Forum,
Human Impacts Report ←
RECOMMENDED
See the material on climate justice on the
separate pages.
Educate yourself! Government climate policy
Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC)
Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) -
Responding to climate change
Department for International Development - Fighting impacts of
Fighting poverty > climate and environment
HM Treasury -
Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change 2006
Committee on Climate Change
Office of Climate Change
Sustainable Development Commission
Climate Change and Sustainable Energy Act 2006
Educate others! Give a talk
Emulate the Archbishop of Canterbury, whose belief in the need for each of us to be better stewards of God's creation is reflected in his
many public statements about the environment.
We would like to put together some standard slides for short talks, but
have too much else on at the moment. If anyone would like to create
some talks from the above material, please do
get in touch.
Some material to get people's attention!
Or you could show a film at your church, such as
Take action! Do-it-yourself
For churches
For individuals - measure your footprint and commit to reducing it
Take action! Campaigning
Get involved with the campaigns run by charities
Run or participate in election hustings
Write to your local councillor, MP, MEP, etc etc
- You can find out who your councillors, MP and MEP are at Write to Them, and then write to them! Easy! The site also provides advice on who to contact for which issue, and on writing to members of the House of Lords.
- They Work for You provides information on your MP's interests, speeches and voting records.
- For official guidance on contacting MPs, Lords and Government, see the Parliament website.
- There are plenty of useful tips on how to write out there, and these are worth following.
- And don't forget that Bishop Michael sits in the House of Lords!
If you're feeling ambitious, you could respond to government consultations
Pray!
See the prayer and worship resources, and example services, on the
separate
pages.
We're always looking for more material, so please
contact us if you have some to share.