These are lists of things you can do on different scales to really change your contribution to global warming.Throughout this section, indeed throughout the website, we have striven to show how you can make changes to the way you live that won't affect your quality of life or anybody else's.

Have a look through the lists for inspiration. If you see a change you feel you can make in your life, make it - wherever possible we include further information on how to do it. If you aren't inspired by any of the suggestions in our lists, perhaps they inspire one in you?  If so we'd love to hear it  at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

The different lists are pretty self-explanatory. The ten tiny things list is, roughly, ten steps you could take with absolutely minimum expense or effort. The ten fairly big things list is of steps we could all make (if we wanted to) but would have to think quite hard about first. In between the two are the ten slightly bigger things  - you may not want to do them immediately, but they aren't that large.

The ten people to support list is a list of people, and organisations, who are trying to make acceptance of and adjustment to climate change happen.  If you can, support them  - read up on them, follow their suggestions, perhaps volunteer to work for some of them or support them financially. 

Finally, be aware that the ten controversial things list is just that - controversial. Political, some might say. Please don't be offended if a suggestion in this section seems to upset you. This is a very large world with many schools of thought and opinions on many aspects of the global warming debate. It would be remarkable if anyone was willing to take on board all of the suggestions in this section, but one or more of them may suit you. If there is something in this list that offends you, please accept our apologies and understand that we are acting out of good intentions. If the suggestion isn't for you, then just stop reading it and move on. But we wouldn't have it here if we didn't think it was worth discussion.

How wonderful it is, that no-one need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world   (Anne Frank, 1929-1945)