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Introduction
Introduction
Civic Action can count as level 3 or 4 activism depending on what level of government you are interacting with.
Small organizations including HOAs (in the USA), panchayats (in India), and village, town or city councils would fall under level 3, while national leadership and international agreements or laws fall under level 4 activism.
Civic activism can include:
Writing to politicians about the things that matter most to you.
Voting for leaders who will tackle climate change, pollution, and inequality.
Attending meetings and speaking publicly about pressing topics.
Volunteer at your local polling station to help those who may have trouble reading, seeing, or moving around the site.
Filing complaints to the appropriate hotline/app/website/utility/government branch so that repairs or improvements can be made.
Filling out surveys or similar documents to help community planners improve community amenities or infrastructure.
Become a civil servant by applying for a government job or run of office.
As you explore different pages on this site, we try to include a selection of "Calls to Action" where appropriate. Some of the level 3-4 suggestions include links to petitions and other campaigns to encourage action from our leaders.
Public Support for Environmental & Climate Action
Public Support for Environmental & Climate Action
According to emerging data, far more people are aware of climate change and its impact than you'd believe based on the complaints you often hear within the activism community. Not only that, but there is a growing amount of support for making meaningful changes including taxing polluters, taking less personal flights, and wanting governments to hold polluters accountable.
Not only are more people hoping for a stronger government response to climate change, but communities and organizations around the world are already beginning to draw up Climate Action Plans. You can click the link to discover what others are doing, what's being done in your region, or use the examples to help create your own action plans.
Government Trackers
Government Trackers
In order to help everyday citizens hold our leadership accountable, some organizations have created helpful trackers that alert the public to important issues such a environmental action, social justice, lobbying and other monetary movement within politics.
Please feel free to alert us to any such trackers that should be listed here.
Resources
Resources
International
International
DeSmog’s Agribusiness Database "find a record of companies and organisations’ current messaging on climate change, lobbying around climate action, and histories of climate science denial."
DeSmog’s Climate Disinformation Database "browse our extensive research on the individuals and organizations that have helped to delay and distract the public and our elected leaders from taking needed action to reduce greenhouse gas pollution and fight global warming."
Europe
Europe
UK
UK
DeSmog’s Air Pollution Lobbying Database "find out about organisations opposing or seeking to weaken planned air quality measures in the UK’s most polluted cities, including Clean Air Zones and London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone."
North America
North America
USA
USA
DeSmog’s Koch Network Database "browse our extensive research on the individuals and organizations linked to Charles Koch or other members of the Koch family, Koch Industries, and related entities."
Organizations
Organizations
Asia
Asia
The Asia Society Policy Institute "works with policymakers, scientists, economists, business leaders, and experts from other fields to enhance the regional and global fight against climate change through accelerating the transition to net zero emissions, carbon pricing, clean energy and climate diplomacy."
Maps
Maps
International
International
More People Care About Climate Change than You Think "The majority of people in every country support action on climate, but the public consistently underestimates this share."
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