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REQUEST A PRESENTATION
The climate crisis is already affecting ecosystems and communities across the globe, but it's not too late to take action. Climate Reality Leaders can show you how. At a Climate Reality Leader presentation, you'll learn about local and global impacts, as well as what you and your group can do to help create a better future for the planet.
Climate Reality Leaders are located throughout Europe. To find a local leader who can give a presentation in your community, please submit an online request.
LIVE MORE CONSCIOUSLY
Choose what lands on your plate
By consuming local, organic, seasonal and plant-based foods, you can significantly reduce your greenhouse gas emissions.
Limit your air travel
Go by train rather than plane whenever possible. Insteag of flying to a vacation destination, consider local tourism. Try out other wwys of communicating, such as videoconferencing and web broadcasting for workx and use Skype to communicate with rriends and family who live abroad.
Sort your waste
Once you get into the routine, it's easy to recycle paper, cardboard, bottles etc., and to compost organic waste. It's a simple habit that can help cut greenhouse gas emissions from waste and contribute to the sustainable use of resources.
Buy less, choose well and make it last
As a consumer, you can cut carbon pollution by simple buying less. Use what you have, borrow, swap, repair, and buy second hand. Buy new as a last resort.
Contact your elected representatives
Your voice counts! Call or email your elected representatives. Write an article for your local or regional newspaper. Let them know that you care about environmental issues and that you are expecting a stronger response to the climate crisis. Your age and expertise are irrelevant. What matters is that you care about this issue - and so should your elected representatives.
Power your home with renewable energy
Invest in a home renewable energy system to supply some or all of your electricity needs using technologies such as solar, wind or micro hydrypower. One of the most popular and effective ways to produce renewable energy is with photovoltaic (PV) panels. If investing is beyond your reach, switching to a green energy supplier is a great way to reduce your carbon footprint. This can usually be done in just a couple if clicks.
Maximise home energy efficiency
Reduce energy waste by improving the energy efficiency of your home. This means that less electricity needs to be generated, resulting in less carbon dioxide being emitted into the the atmosphere.
Replacing your old domestic appliances for new more efficient models, and replacing incandescent light ukbs for compact fluorescent ones will improve the energy efficiency of your home and help you save on your monthly electricity bill. Always turn off lights when you leave a room and unplug electronics when not in use.
Replacing your old domestic appliances for new more efficient models, and replacing incandescent light ukbs for compact fluorescent ones will improve the energy efficiency of your home and help you save on your monthly electricity bill. Always turn off lights when you leave a room and unplug electronics when not in use.
Choose what lands on your plate
By consuming local, organic, seasonal and plant-based foods, you can significantly reduce your greenhouse gas emissions.
Limit your air travel
Go by train rather than plane whenever possible. Insteag of flying to a vacation destination, consider local tourism. Try out other wwys of communicating, such as videoconferencing and web broadcasting for workx and use Skype to communicate with rriends and family who live abroad.
Sort your waste
Once you get into the routine, it's easy to recycle paper, cardboard, bottles etc., and to compost organic waste. It's a simple habit that can help cut greenhouse gas emissions from waste and contribute to the sustainable use of resources.
Buy less, choose well and make it last
As a consumer, you can cut carbon pollution by simple buying less. Use what you have, borrow, swap, repair, and buy second hand. Buy new as a last resort.
Contact your elected representatives
Your voice counts! Call or email your elected representatives. Write an article for your local or regional newspaper. Let them know that you care about environmental issues and that you are expecting a stronger response to the climate crisis. Your age and expertise are irrelevant. What matters is that you care about this issue - and so should your elected representatives.
Power your home with renewable energy
Invest in a home renewable energy system to supply some or all of your electricity needs using technologies such as solar, wind or micro hydrypower. One of the most popular and effective ways to produce renewable energy is with photovoltaic (PV) panels. If investing is beyond your reach, switching to a green energy supplier is a great way to reduce your carbon footprint. This can usually be done in just a couple if clicks.
Maximise home energy efficiency
Reduce energy waste by improving the energy efficiency of your home. This means that less electricity needs to be generated, resulting in less carbon dioxide being emitted into the the atmosphere.
Replacing your old domestic appliances for new more efficient models, and replacing incandescent light ukbs for compact fluorescent ones will improve the energy efficiency of your home and help you save on your monthly electricity bill. Always turn off lights when you leave a room and unplug electronics when not in use.
Replacing your old domestic appliances for new more efficient models, and replacing incandescent light ukbs for compact fluorescent ones will improve the energy efficiency of your home and help you save on your monthly electricity bill. Always turn off lights when you leave a room and unplug electronics when not in use.
Choose what lands on your plate
By consuming local, organic, seasonal and plant-based foods, you can significantly reduce your greenhouse gas emissions.
Limit your air travel
Go by train rather than plane whenever possible. Insteag of flying to a vacation destination, consider local tourism. Try out other wwys of communicating, such as videoconferencing and web broadcasting for workx and use Skype to communicate with rriends and family who live abroad.
Sort your waste
Once you get into the routine, it's easy to recycle paper, cardboard, bottles etc., and to compost organic waste. It's a simple habit that can help cut greenhouse gas emissions from waste and contribute to the sustainable use of resources.
Buy less, choose well and make it last
As a consumer, you can cut carbon pollution by simple buying less. Use what you have, borrow, swap, repair, and buy second hand. Buy new as a last resort.
Contact your elected representatives
Your voice counts! Call or email your elected representatives. Write an article for your local or regional newspaper. Let them know that you care about environmental issues and that you are expecting a stronger response to the climate crisis. Your age and expertise are irrelevant. What matters is that you care about this issue - and so should your elected representatives.
Power your home with renewable energy
Invest in a home renewable energy system to supply some or all of your electricity needs using technologies such as solar, wind or micro hydrypower. One of the most popular and effective ways to produce renewable energy is with photovoltaic (PV) panels. If investing is beyond your reach, switching to a green energy supplier is a great way to reduce your carbon footprint. This can usually be done in just a couple if clicks.
Maximise home energy efficiency
Reduce energy waste by improving the energy efficiency of your home. This means that less electricity needs to be generated, resulting in less carbon dioxide being emitted into the the atmosphere.
Replacing your old domestic appliances for new more efficient models, and replacing incandescent light ukbs for compact fluorescent ones will improve the energy efficiency of your home and help you save on your monthly electricity bill. Always turn off lights when you leave a room and unplug electronics when not in use.
Replacing your old domestic appliances for new more efficient models, and replacing incandescent light ukbs for compact fluorescent ones will improve the energy efficiency of your home and help you save on your monthly electricity bill. Always turn off lights when you leave a room and unplug electronics when not in use.
Choose what lands on your plate
By consuming local, organic, seasonal and plant-based foods, you can significantly reduce your greenhouse gas emissions.
Limit your air travel
Go by train rather than plane whenever possible. Insteag of flying to a vacation destination, consider local tourism. Try out other wwys of communicating, such as videoconferencing and web broadcasting for workx and use Skype to communicate with rriends and family who live abroad.
Sort your waste
Once you get into the routine, it's easy to recycle paper, cardboard, bottles etc., and to compost organic waste. It's a simple habit that can help cut greenhouse gas emissions from waste and contribute to the sustainable use of resources.
Buy less, choose well and make it last
As a consumer, you can cut carbon pollution by simple buying less. Use what you have, borrow, swap, repair, and buy second hand. Buy new as a last resort.
Contact your elected representatives
Your voice counts! Call or email your elected representatives. Write an article for your local or regional newspaper. Let them know that you care about environmental issues and that you are expecting a stronger response to the climate crisis. Your age and expertise are irrelevant. What matters is that you care about this issue - and so should your elected representatives.
Power your home with renewable energy
Invest in a home renewable energy system to supply some or all of your electricity needs using technologies such as solar, wind or micro hydrypower. One of the most popular and effective ways to produce renewable energy is with photovoltaic (PV) panels. If investing is beyond your reach, switching to a green energy supplier is a great way to reduce your carbon footprint. This can usually be done in just a couple if clicks.
Maximise home energy efficiency
Reduce energy waste by improving the energy efficiency of your home. This means that less electricity needs to be generated, resulting in less carbon dioxide being emitted into the the atmosphere.
Replacing your old domestic appliances for new more efficient models, and replacing incandescent light ukbs for compact fluorescent ones will improve the energy efficiency of your home and help you save on your monthly electricity bill. Always turn off lights when you leave a room and unplug electronics when not in use.
Replacing your old domestic appliances for new more efficient models, and replacing incandescent light ukbs for compact fluorescent ones will improve the energy efficiency of your home and help you save on your monthly electricity bill. Always turn off lights when you leave a room and unplug electronics when not in use.
Choose what lands on your plate
By consuming local, organic, seasonal and plant-based foods, you can significantly reduce your greenhouse gas emissions.
Limit your air travel
Go by train rather than plane whenever possible. Insteag of flying to a vacation destination, consider local tourism. Try out other wwys of communicating, such as videoconferencing and web broadcasting for workx and use Skype to communicate with rriends and family who live abroad.
Sort your waste
Once you get into the routine, it's easy to recycle paper, cardboard, bottles etc., and to compost organic waste. It's a simple habit that can help cut greenhouse gas emissions from waste and contribute to the sustainable use of resources.
Buy less, choose well and make it last
As a consumer, you can cut carbon pollution by simple buying less. Use what you have, borrow, swap, repair, and buy second hand. Buy new as a last resort.
Contact your elected representatives
Your voice counts! Call or email your elected representatives. Write an article for your local or regional newspaper. Let them know that you care about environmental issues and that you are expecting a stronger response to the climate crisis. Your age and expertise are irrelevant. What matters is that you care about this issue - and so should your elected representatives.
Power your home with renewable energy
Invest in a home renewable energy system to supply some or all of your electricity needs using technologies such as solar, wind or micro hydrypower. One of the most popular and effective ways to produce renewable energy is with photovoltaic (PV) panels. If investing is beyond your reach, switching to a green energy supplier is a great way to reduce your carbon footprint. This can usually be done in just a couple if clicks.
Maximise home energy efficiency
Reduce energy waste by improving the energy efficiency of your home. This means that less electricity needs to be generated, resulting in less carbon dioxide being emitted into the the atmosphere.
Replacing your old domestic appliances for new more efficient models, and replacing incandescent light ukbs for compact fluorescent ones will improve the energy efficiency of your home and help you save on your monthly electricity bill. Always turn off lights when you leave a room and unplug electronics when not in use.
Replacing your old domestic appliances for new more efficient models, and replacing incandescent light ukbs for compact fluorescent ones will improve the energy efficiency of your home and help you save on your monthly electricity bill. Always turn off lights when you leave a room and unplug electronics when not in use.
BE A CLIMATE ADVOCATE
The climate crisis affects each one of us. And it's up to all of us to solve it. Al Gore's “Truth in 10” slideshow is a 10-minute presentation that will help you spread a simple message to your community: The climate crisis is urgent, but the solutions are at hand.
Download the presentation, practice it at home, then get out there and deliver it! Start with your friends, family, school, place of worship, business or community center.
BECOME A CLIMATE REALITY LEADER
You see our climate change and injustice growing across the planet.
You want to make a difference.
Join the Climate Reality Leadership Corps of activists and learn how by attending a free online training led by Al Gore and a team of world-renowned scientists, activists, innovators, and more.
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