What are some steps you can do to act on climate change? Below you will find six steps to your own actions on climate change:
Link to the National Energy Foundation
Link to USwitch
Link to Sustrans
Link to Seat 61
Link to Rail Europe
A paper by Wynes and Nicholas also gives more data on the most effective individual actions for climate change. Below is an infographic of their findings:
Professor Corinne Le Quéré says the breakdown in international cooperation, long supporting global progress on climate action, has hit science head on. Speaking candidly about deliberate efforts by some world leaders to undermine science and scientists, the leading climate researcher sets out why protecting communities from the growing impacts of climate change depends on more scientific leadership.
This online public seminar explored how the UK uses less energy than almost anyone anticipated 20 years ago, but opportunities to act on this potential were largely missed.
This report is the result of workshop in February 2026, bringing together ten expert stakeholders from across UK energy and climate research, to reflect on past scenarios with hindsight and consider the lessons for future scenario development.
How would UK energy scenario practice look if lessons were learned from the past two decades? A new expert workshop report from the Tyndall Centre at The University of Manchester argues it would mean broader commissioning of expertise, methodological diversity, and energy demand as core components of any scenario set.
