Costing the Earth (Radio 4 series) explores ‘fresh ideas from the sharpest minds working toward a cleaner, greener planet’.

Sector by sector: where do global greenhouse gases come from? Article from Our World in Data crunches the numbers (that big red slice of the pie is Energy…).

Weekly podcast hosted by Christiana Figueres, Tom Rivett-Carnac and Paul Dickinson. Interviewees include such luminaries as Sir David Attenborough and Greta Thunberg.

Broadcast by the BBC in September 2020, here is the other half of the CEE – the mass extinction unfolding – brilliantly presented and explained by Sir David and a host of scientist

Perhaps the scariest aspect of the CEE is the prospect of climate Tipping Points – and even a ‘cascade’ of such Tipping Points…this Guardian article explains all.

In this film, broadcast in April 2019 and presented by Sir David Attenborough, the BBC finally allowed the full story of climate breakdown to be told to the public.

There is No Planet B – a book by Mike Berners-Lee – lays out, in a highly engaging way, the facts of the CEE, and the various challenges and opportunities facing us all.

Addressing climate change is like playing chess. We need to use multiple strategies, and see the whole board. Climate scientist, Dr. Jonathan Foley, explains.

Why climate justice is social justice: videos curated by Anil of BLM West London exploring climate change, race, migration and poverty.

Hot Take - talking about the Climate and Ecological Emergency

Why Climate Change is an LGBTQ+ Issue: article from Friends of the Earth Scotland

An open access Google Doc written by scientist Dr Emily Grossman, is the most accessible and rigorous guide to the CEE.