climate action at an individual level
Day-to-day individual actions
170 actions to combat climate change
by the UN
Drawdown Ecochallenge
a platform listing out actions which thousands of people follow, with the view fo the combined impact of collective behaviours.
Count Us In
outlines key actions you can take such as greening your money, cutting food waste, etc. based on research.
Bank.green
Ensure that your money doesn't harm the planet and works to regenerate it, switch to ethical banks.
Other useful resources for individual climate action
Talking about climate change:
A guide to have useful conversations about climate change by psychologist Dan Rubin
Carbon conversations a unique psycho-social project and resources that addresses the practicalities of carbon reduction while taking account of the complex emotions and social pressures that make this difficult.
How to talk about climate change an article by charity Possible with useful recommendations.
Talking about climate change – 5 tips from the frontline by the World Economic Forum
Green your money
Make My Money Matter is a people-owned campaign advocating for a world where we understand where our pension money goes, and can demand for it to build a better future.
10 steps to make your pension green – by Make My Money Matter
Bank.green helps you see if your bank uses your money to fund climate damaging projects
Understanding and managing eco-anxiety
A guide to eco-anxiety book by Anouchka Grose: The book explores the health impact of experiencing eco-anxiety, grief and trauma, and signposts recommended treatments and therapies.
Art and climate change
Climate change, what do you want me to say – a short drama exploring inaction on climate change. Actress Nicola Walker, transmitting news from 2050, asks why we 'never really learnt how to talk about this'.
Advocacy groups and community-led action
Extinction Rebellion
EarthJustice
Friends of the Earth
350.org
WWF