Five simple ways to act on climate change in 2021

As we settle into the new year, it’s a good time to reflect on 2020 and set goals for the next 12 months. Now, more than ever, we must focus on the environment and support a green recovery which has a long-lasting, positive impact on our planet. Here, we explore five simple goals we should… Continue reading Five simple ways to act on climate change in 2021

Inspiring climate action through our Climate Wise ambassadors

As a society facing one of the biggest challenges in history, we must come together to tackle the climate emergency for future generations. Our Climate Wise ambassadors are passionate individuals who are committed to taking climate action now so that together we can make a global difference. We sat down with two of our newest… Continue reading Inspiring climate action through our Climate Wise ambassadors

Naughty or Nice? How to have a Green Christmas

After such a challenging year, we could all do with a little bit of festive cheer! But the flip side of the festive season is a not so jolly one… During what is meant to be a season of goodwill to all, we often forget to be kind to the planet, and the three days… Continue reading Naughty or Nice? How to have a Green Christmas

So what is Greenwashing?

Greenwashing is a term which is often wheeled out when it comes to discussions around carbon offsetting schemes. But what does it mean and why do people use it as a reason to be negative and not support projects which are making a real difference to our planet? Justyn Branton, a co-founder of Climate Wise,… Continue reading So what is Greenwashing?

Green is the new black – our top ten tips for creating a sustainable wardrobe

In our last blog, we investigated the true cost of fast fashion – revealing the shocking statistics behind the clothes we wear every day. To help you reduce the carbon footprint of your wardrobe, we’ve put together our top ten tips for shopping more sustainably. 1) Declutter and donate If your wardrobe is overstuffed with… Continue reading Green is the new black – our top ten tips for creating a sustainable wardrobe

The true cost of fast fashion

Buying clothes has never been easier. The evolution of fast fashion has encouraged people to consume and throw away more clothes each year. Since 2000, clothing production has doubled, making the fashion industry responsible for 10% of humanity’s carbon emissions. To help you understand the real environmental cost of your wardrobe, we’ve followed the journey… Continue reading The true cost of fast fashion

The journey so far – how we’ve kick-started our climate mission

 It is our mission to ‘crowdfund for the planet’ and enable people around the world to have a positive impact on the environment. Since starting our journey, we have connected with many like-minded individuals who want to achieve the same goal, and over the past six months, we have made great strides in spreading the… Continue reading The journey so far – how we’ve kick-started our climate mission

Justyn Branton and Stephen Castree become Climate Reality Leaders

Last week, two of the Climate Wise team, Justyn Branton and Stephen Castree, completed the Climate Reality Project leadership course and are now officially Climate Reality Leaders for the Climate Reality Leadership Project. The project, founded by former Vice President of the United States Al Gore, is a global network of climate leaders committed to… Continue reading Justyn Branton and Stephen Castree become Climate Reality Leaders

How to become a climate champion

Five ways you can become a climate champion Every day we make choices in our lives that affect the global climate. You may think as an individual your daily impact couldn’t possibly cause any significant damage to the environment. But collectively, we are all contributing to climate change each day. There are many things you… Continue reading How to become a climate champion

How we can drive positive change by uniting together.

The Japanese poet, Ryunosuke Satoro, once wrote: “Individually, we are one drop. Together, we are an ocean.” Household activities account for about two-thirds of the heat-trapping gases that are released globally, and the average family in the UK emits 45.80 tons of carbon emissions every year. While each member of that household might not be… Continue reading How we can drive positive change by uniting together.

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