Explore The Carbon Almanac
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Here is the truth about climate change — It’s not too late.
Because of that, a worldwide team of hundreds of volunteers — including researchers, published authors, corporate and nonprofit leaders, and designers — built a foundational source of truth about climate change called the Carbon Almanac.
We see climate change happening and want to know what to do about it. The Carbon Almanac is a wonderful, collaborative work that offers climate science facts without the noise, confusion, or agendas to help each of us become well-informed about climate change.
There are a few ways to start exploring, which all begin with The Carbon Almanac website. You can order The Carbon Almanac book itself or sign up for the Daily Difference newsletters, which help you join with people from all over the world who are taking action.
Explore the website to learn more and take another step in your climate journey!
Because of that, a worldwide team of hundreds of volunteers — including researchers, published authors, corporate and nonprofit leaders, and designers — built a foundational source of truth about climate change called the Carbon Almanac.
We see climate change happening and want to know what to do about it. The Carbon Almanac is a wonderful, collaborative work that offers climate science facts without the noise, confusion, or agendas to help each of us become well-informed about climate change.
There are a few ways to start exploring, which all begin with The Carbon Almanac website. You can order The Carbon Almanac book itself or sign up for the Daily Difference newsletters, which help you join with people from all over the world who are taking action.
Explore the website to learn more and take another step in your climate journey!
Tips
• Browse the Resources page to find great lists of information, tools, and organizations to help you act on climate change.
• The website also has a kid-friendly version of the Carbon Almanac and an educator guide to download, which may be helpful if you want to help teach younger ones about climate change.
• The website also has a kid-friendly version of the Carbon Almanac and an educator guide to download, which may be helpful if you want to help teach younger ones about climate change.
Track actions
Want to keep track of the actions you are trying and have already completed? Want to sort by the different actions? Download the free mobile app for easier browsing and a personalized experience.
