One person can make a difference

The climate is the one thing that unifies us all, and we can work together to protect our planet and our way of life. We must make transformational changes in the energy we use and how we use it in order to stabilize our climate.

To be part of the solution, ClimateUnified.org recommends a 5-step Action Road Map for individuals, businesses, and communities. Below we have shared linked resources to help guide you through the process.

5-Step Action Road Map

Steps 1 & 2: Knowledge is Power

First, educate yourself to understand how our human actions are contributing to climate change and how our way of life is changing. We have linked reputable educational resources below. Second, determine your personal carbon footprint and develop a Carbon Footprint Reduction Plan. We recommend the CoolCalifornia calculator.

Step 3: Take the Pledge

Join our movement and commit to make the changes in your Action Road Map. Become a member of ClimateUnified.org and take the ClimateUnified.org pledge to strive to reduce your carbon footprint by 50% by 2030 and work towards Net Zero.

Step 4: Speak with your Wallet

Wield your personal influence and purchasing power. Encourage your favorite companies to establish carbon reduction plans. There are many companies committing to 50% reduction by 2030 and Net-Zero. Choosing to spend your money with businesses that are helping to solve the problem sends a clear message. We have a letter you can download to send companies.

Step 5: Exercise your Vote

Encourage your Government Representatives to support and establish carbon reduction plans. Vote for candidates that demonstrate alignment with your goals. Write a letter to tell your government officials that you want them to help their communities cut carbon emissions.

Congratulations!

We believe that our collective passion and hard work will create the transformational change that we need to combat climate change. As a leader in Carbon Footprint reduction, you will not only improve your own impact, but can support and empower your community's efforts.

IPCC

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is the United Nations body for assessing the science related to climate change. This is an excellent source for understanding climate change. It provides valuable globally recognized science behind our recommendations.

IPCC — Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

Educate resources