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Act 2.0
Don’t leave your planet and your future to someone else. Take action on climate change right now. There are many ways to make a tangible, meaningful difference – find the one that works for you.
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Featured Actions
Bring Cheap Clean Energy to Our Cities
Tell mayors and city leaders to expand clean energy projects in the communities they lead.
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Tell Congress: Support the Energy Bills Relief Act
Send a message to your representatives urging them to co-sponsor or continue to support this bill to bring us clean energy and lower costs.
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If You Have Five Minutes
Add your name to petitions and open letters to decision makers worldwide and demand action on timely key issues.
Promote Clean Energy
Bring Cheap Clean Energy to Our Cities
Tell mayors and city leaders to expand clean energy projects in the communities they lead.
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Tell Congress: Support the Energy Bills Relief Act
Send a message to your representatives urging them to co-sponsor or continue to support this bill to bring us clean energy and lower costs.
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Hold World Leaders Accountable at COP 31
Demand Zero Fossil Lobbyists at COP
Fossil fuel lobbyists are taking over UN climate talks to block progress. Tell countries to leave the lobbyists at home.
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Tell COP 31 Leaders: Commit To Climate Leadership
Send a digital postcard to the leaders of COP 31
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Reduce Emissions
Tell EPA: Don’t Give Polluters a Free Pass Forever
Submit a public comment to EPA: Power plants should not be able to pollute freely.
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Deliver a Fossil Fuel Phaseout Plan
Tell world leaders to keep up the momentum after Santa Marta and build strong domestic fossil fuel phaseout plans.
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Finance a Just Transition
Phase Out Fossil Fuel Subsidies
Sign our open letter to COFFIS member countries: invest in affordable, abundant clean energy. .
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Make Polluters Pay (US):
Tell members of Congress to reject legal immunity for the fossil fuel companies driving climate change.
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Stop Financing Fossil Fuels
Tell the multilateral development bank in your region to invest in clean energy and climate solutions instead.
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If You Have an Hour
Drop into an Hour of Action (US):
Weekly Hours of Action events bring people together in person and online to push for high-impact US policy solutions. Sixty minutes. No prep, no homework. Always worth your time.
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Bring Plug-In Solar to Your State (US):
More and more US states are reforming outdated laws that stop people from installing (and saving money!) with plug-in solar panels. Help your state join the list.
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If You Have More Time
Train with Al Gore
We train great people to do great things on climate. Join the Climate Reality Leadership Corps by training with former US Vice President Al Gore and world-leading experts at an upcoming event.
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Get Certified with an Online Course
Want to learn the latest science and solutions? Complete one of the free online courses on topics like climate justice and global funding.
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Get Your School to Go Green!
Become a student leader or an adult ally and build a student-led movement to transition your school and your community to 100% clean energy.
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Join a Local City Hub Near You
Climate Reality branches around the world operate hundreds of city hubs, with opportunities to drive global initiatives and work for solutions in your own community.
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Join Reality Hub
Join our online community, where thousands of advocates around the world connect, learn, and take climate action together. And it’s open to everyone.
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Get Involved in the US Election (US):
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