A really simple guide from the BBC is just what it says it is.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) takes a stepped approach to learning about climate change. You can also test your climate knowledge with its Go Deeper quiz.

A quick, visually creative way to understand the role of fossil fuels in driving climate change.

The latest news in climate science, climate policy and energy policy and offers a free weekly newsletter with headline-style updates.

Free video courses, resources, and expert perspective on climate change science and impact.

An award-winning podcast that digs into popular climate issues in a clear and compelling format.

A variety of simple, well-judged tools and templates to support our emotional experience of climate change.

Usually free, often online, and generally very sympathetic spaces in which to express how you feel about climate change.

This started as a way to simplify the complex reports issued by the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and has become a popular global climate education tool. Public ‘fresks’ are free and are led by facilitators.

Created by psychologist Renee Lertzman, a key figure in climate psychology, this site features free tools to help start climate conversations in your community.

Learn how to affect climate change by understanding, and perhaps changing, where your money sits and what it supports. A more US-focused site for this same purpose is As You Sow.