The Climate Superpower of Healthcarers | Royal College of Nursing | Rupert Read @RupertReadClimate
The Climate Superpower of Healthcarers | Royal College of Nursing | Rupert Read  @RupertReadClimate
Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 17 hours ago
"We are in really really serious trouble. We are deep in the 'Age of Consequences'..."

Across the UK in communities, workplaces and wherever they have power, people from all walks of life are organising the kinds of serious climate action that will make governments take notice. The Climate Majority Project is a rallying place for citizen climate action. We help projects to grow, get funding, and connect with as many willing hands as possible. ClimateMajorityProject.com

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