A path from understanding the evidence to thinking carefully about action.
Table of Contents
Start with our guides
- The evidence for climate change — Understand what instruments measure and how records are interpreted.
- Climate change issues — Explore the consequences of a warming world.
- Climate of change — Consider progress, obstacles and the questions that remain.
- Your carbon footprint — Learn how everyday activities connect to emissions.
- Climate action — Move from a general intention to a decision you can evaluate.
Explore the film
An Inconvenient Truth, twenty years on considers a landmark in climate communication. Pair it with our guide to assessing impact.
A reading notebook
For each article, record the main claim, the evidence offered, the publication date and one question to investigate. Distinguish reported measurements from scenarios and opinion. Look for corrections and updated information when reading older material.
Use this list in a learning session or read recent articles.