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Addressing climate change involves participating in an energy transition towards clean, non-emitting energy; decreasing emissions from our food systems; and protecting/increasing carbon sinks (that remove carbon from the atmosphere). 

There are "big rock" and "small rock" actions that directly reduce your personal carbon footprint.

There are also many other actions that ease the transition and support systemic change, i.e. societal shifts in the right direction.  

Some actions have other benefits as well such as saving money, improving your health, promoting biodiversity, decreasing waste and pollution, supporting vulnerable populations and so much more.

The big rocks

Ideally, these 3 bigger changes can be put onto a 6 year timeline if they relevant for you.   

If you can't consider them now, or if they don't apply to you, there are lots of other options!  But let's keep them on the radar.... 

Many of these options can save you money (either outright or over time), improve your health and wellbeing, protect biodiversity and sensitive habitats and support social justice too!  

Last one! This is one may be the most important of all and doesn't cost money... 

Fantastic! You are part of a mass movement towards a better future.  Thank you! 

Your responses will be emailed to you.  The next step is to make a plan to reach your goals!