Why?

If you're aware of the climate crisis and the impacts it can have on our future on this planet, share your knowledge with your family, friends and colleagues. The more people are aware about this urgent issue, the bigger are the chances that we will solve the climate crisis together.

How?

Family > Next time your family gets together, try to mention climate change to them. Explain to them all the facts that you found online and in the books. Talk to them about the solutions and invite them to apply at least some of them to their daily routines.

Friends > Schedule a catch up with your close friends. Those who've earned your trust. Talk to them about climate change and discuss the solutions.

Team > If you're lucky enough to work with nice people who support each other, try to schedule a Lunch & Learn session or a simple 10-minute session with your team (see the next solution).

Why?

Although climate change is a complex topic, many organisations created resources that anyone can use to raise awareness about the climate crisis. You could present 'Truth In 10' to your team or your friends.

How?

Step 1: Watch the 'Truth In 10' presentation by Al Gore to learn how it can be done.

Step 2: Create your slides.

Step 3: Check out some of the available resources under Learn >> Resources section to learn more aboout climate change.

Step 4: Rehearse. Don't practice until you get it right. Practice until you can't get it wrong.

Step 5: Be the change. Be brave and make a difference.

Why?

To solve the existing climate crisis, we need to stop burning fossil fuels. This means that we also need to stop using fuel-powered cars. This may not be the cheapest solution, but it can be one of the most impactful one to help reduce the amount of CO2 emitted to the atmosphere.

How?

Since Tesla launched their first fully electric car, many other car manufacturers followed the ever-increasing customer demand. Try to find a suitable product for you if you can.

Why?

Insulating your house is a cost-effective solution for reducing energy required for heating and cooling. It will help keep out moisture and improve air quality. This improvement can also increase the value of your property.

How?

Ideally, cover all sides—bottom floor, exterior walls, and roof. Also seal any cracks and fix any leaky windows in your house.