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Yay! We are happy that you want to spread the word. The best thing to do is to talk to your teacher and show them your favourite chapter. ClimateScience fits into many subjects: geography, politics, physics, biology, or even languages (using our translated pages), so it isn't important which teacher you choose. You can suggest to your teacher that they do the ClimateScience in schools exercises with the class.

Yes. It is important to us that climate change education is available to everyone, so we give it away for free. We are currently looking for partners such as private foundations as well as individual donations to fund our activities.

Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time. Many people want to learn more, but understanding the nuances of climate change is difficult: the media floods us with information that we don't know whether to trust, whilst scientific papers are difficult to read. We aim to make learning easier.

The potential solutions to climate change are much more complicated than just planting trees and shutting down oil companies. We want to help people understand what is happening to our planet, and inspire them to dedicate themselves and their career to tackling climate change.