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 There is no 'debate' about [climate change](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_change#Society_and_culture). All independent, peer-reviewed climate scientists are telling us that climate change is happening, it's dangerous, and it's anthropogenic. Opposing this position is politically-motivated, not scientific. The media promote the idea of a debate to sell newspapers and get viewers. There is a direct link between CO2 in the atmosphere and average global temperatures, and CO2 has gone up by about a third since the industrial revolution (and is rising rapidly). You may think this means warmer summers and milder winters, which sounds quite nice - but it also means desertification, melting ice-caps, loss of biodiversity and famine, which doesn't sound quite as good. There is no 'debate' about [climate change](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_change#Society_and_culture). All independent, peer-reviewed climate scientists are telling us that climate change is happening, it's dangerous, and it's anthropogenic. Opposing this position is politically-motivated, not scientific. The media promote the idea of a debate to sell newspapers and get viewers. There is a direct link between CO2 in the atmosphere and average global temperatures, and CO2 has gone up by about a third since the industrial revolution (and is rising rapidly). You may think this means warmer summers and milder winters, which sounds quite nice - but it also means desertification, melting ice-caps, loss of biodiversity and famine, which doesn't sound quite as good.
  
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 We strongly recommend community energy, and there are two ways you can help. First, you could [invest in a community energy scheme](https://communityenergyengland.org/pages/funding-opportunities-2), and secondly, you can switch energy provider - to [Coop Energy](https://energy.yourcoop.coop/), which commits to buying the output of community renewables schemes to sell to the public. You can even stipulate what type of generation your money goes towards. We strongly recommend community energy, and there are two ways you can help. First, you could [invest in a community energy scheme](https://communityenergyengland.org/pages/funding-opportunities-2), and secondly, you can switch energy provider - to [Coop Energy](https://energy.yourcoop.coop/), which commits to buying the output of community renewables schemes to sell to the public. You can even stipulate what type of generation your money goes towards.
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-## Further resources 
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-## Specialists 
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