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Global agreements like the one in Paris are part of our arsenal in tackling climate change. But they are only one part. We need action on international, national, regional, community and individual levels.
President Trump has pulled the US out of the UN climate agreement. Here are some stories of Americans tackling climate change anyway.
By the time the next election comes around, we’ll have used up our chance to keep warming below 1.5°C. So we can’t wait until then, we need to talk about climate change now.
With most of the election manifestos now out, we thought you might be wondering what (or if) they tell us about the parties’ positions on onshore wind.
24 hour ping pong, a purple garden party and match funding all donations to our solar fundraiser. If ever there was a weekend to give some solar, this is it!
Prince's favourite sport was ping pong. Sponsor our teams as they keep the purple balls in the air for 24 hours! All the money will go towards solar for six community organisations.
Support for onshore wind just hit the highest levels ever recorded. Basically people <3 wind.
Investing is all around us - councils, unis, banks and pension funds are all invested somewhere. And it's what kinds of companies they invest in that matters.
Camden, north London, has a brand new mural commemorating Prince's solar philanthropy.
Together, we've been asking the government to give wind power financial support. But that's not the only problem wind turbines are facing.
What is the relationship between climate change, migration and frequent natural disasters?
How 10:10’s old solar panels are helping refugees in Greece keep in touch with loved ones and stay connected to the world.
One criticism often levelled at wind turbines is that they harm local wildlife like bats. But is it really bats vs. wind turbines? We asked some bat scientists for answers.
Climate wins: Americans are eating less beef, and a Germany coal mine is being transformed into a giant battery.
One was an award winning social enterprise tackling climate change in Oxfordshire. The other was a local company with the highest percentage of electric-hybrids in a UK bus fleet...
Floating wind turbines are coming to Scotland, and India has tripled solar in the last three years...