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"Pollution is a pressing global issue that threatens our environment and impacts human health. From air and water pollution to waste and energy consumption, our daily actions play a crucial role in contributing to or mitigating this problem. By taking simple yet impactful steps, we can make a positive difference and pave the way toward a cleaner and healthier future. From embracing energy-efficient technologies and eco-friendly transportation options to adopting mindful consumption habits and supporting renewable energy sources, this guide offers a wealth of actionable tips to reduce pollution. Take the first step towards a pollution-free world. Join the movement, embrace eco-conscious living, and together, let's build a cleaner and healthier planet for everyone."

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Find the IPCC report here:

https://www.ipcc.ch/​

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Find info about plastic here and some things you can do here

Washed Ashore  are raising awareness through art projects.

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Information on the Climate:

https://insideclimatenews.org/

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Another Way Charity set up by 16 year old Amy Bray in 2019. You can find great advice on how we can all make a difference through the choices we make https://www.another-way.org.uk/.

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Find out about Friday's for Future here:​ https://www.fridaysforfuture.org/

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Check out re-wilding:  http://www.rewild.com/

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There is desperate need for water conservation around the world. We chatted to Youth Conservation Initiative, Bali. You can check out the great work they are doing to conserve water at:  http://ycibali.org/

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A simple plant based eating plan 

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Interactive resource from George Washington University’s online program.

 https://onlinepublichealth.gwu.edu/how-to-reduce-climate-change/

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There are an increasing number of ways that drinking water can become contaminated with asbestos and other toxins. It’s more important than ever to learn what regulations are in place to protect your health and what can be done to purify the water. Our thanks to Cintia from The Mesothelioma Center for the informative link: https://www.asbestos.com/exposure/water-supply/

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Big thanks to Cheryl and her class for sharing this helpful guide for water conservation with us - through your teacher. we hope everyone finds it as useful as we did: www.californiadegrees.org/the-ultimate-guide-on-water-conservation-how-to-save-every-drop/

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