Where to Start

Katherine Hayhoe is a world-renowned climate scientist, a Christian, and a consummate communicator. This indispensable book covers the facts of climate change, but it focuses on communicating wisely and effectively with others about the climate crisis. (See also Hayhoe’s TED Talk and YouTube channel.)

The New York Times does excellent reporting on climate. Their handy crash course website is organized and accessible, providing recent statistics and information and answering common questions.

Katharine Hayhoe's 2018 TED talk has been viewed more than 4 million times for good reason: it's clear, persuasive, and inspiring. She brings the evidence to show that more people are worried about climate change than you might think, and yet we're not talking about…

The place to go for answers to commonly asked questions about climate. Dozens of short, pithy videos explain complex matters in simple terms. Excellent place to get your own questions answered and to prepare for talking to people who are misinformed or unsure.

Project Drawdown is an international collaborative focused on solutions to the climate crisis. This group researches what each solution will cost and what it will save. A great site to explore when you wonder how the transition can possibly happen.

Although this book is over ten years old, it still serves as a bracing and comprehensive introduction to the climate crisis.