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An Inconvenient Truth
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ABOUT THE FILMThe Dirt
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LATEST STORIESClimate change can feel overwhelming. Start with clear explanations of what is happening, why it matters, and how different responses can make a difference.
ClimateCrisis.net connects the climate evidence with the questions people face every day. Explore the science, understand the impacts, and find practical ways to take action at home and in your community.
Battery production, charging electricity and driving distance all shape an electric car’s climate footprint. Here is how to read the evidence in Southeast Asia.
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The IEA projects a tripling of residential air conditioners by 2035. What that means for electricity, efficient buildings and cooling access in Southeast Asia.
Read article →The climate crisis describes the urgent risks associated with human-driven climate change. Burning fossil fuels and changing how land is used release greenhouse gases that warm the planet.
The consequences reach beyond rising temperatures. Changes in extreme heat, rainfall, oceans and ice affect ecosystems and the conditions people depend on. The risks vary by location, and communities differ in their ability to prepare and respond.
Understanding these connections helps turn a broad global issue into questions we can investigate—and decisions we can improve.
Explore the causes and impacts of climate change
How do scientists distinguish a changing climate from a run of unusual weather?
The answer comes from comparing records across time and place. Surface temperatures, ocean observations, ice measurements and atmospheric data provide different views of the climate system. Together, they help researchers assess long-term change and investigate its causes.
Our evidence guide explains what these measurements show, how to read them, and why the timeframe behind a claim matters.
Read the climate change evidence
A useful action plan starts with your circumstances. Your home, energy supply, travel options and purchasing decisions all shape the choices available to you.
Choose a starting point:
Need a simple starting point? Browse 12 practical climate actions.
A carbon footprint estimates the greenhouse gas emissions associated with an activity, person or organisation. Its usefulness depends on what is included and the assumptions behind the calculation.
Learn how to interpret an estimate, identify areas to investigate and track changes without treating a single number as the whole story.
Understand your carbon footprint
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Explore our climate articles, continue with the reading guide, or use the climate learning activities to start a discussion at school or with a community group.