There is now global consensus that climate change is an issue of injustice. Those who have done the least to cause climate change are suffering its worst impacts, while those who have contributed to it the most are still avoiding the responsibility to redress and undo the damage.

Against this background, we are seeing growing pledges of ambitious climate solutions by business and political leaders. But how do we know which solutions are truly effective and equitable? And why should this be of concern to people of faith?

Join our two-part series of webinars, organised in collaboration with Quakers in Britain in conjunction with the Great Big Green Week, which will explain the difference between false and real climate solutions.

Find out:

• What makes a climate solution ‘false’ – and how to spot its main characteristics with real-life examples

• How to identify real climate solutions, and what we can do as faith communities to build and support these

Part 1: Spotting false climate solutions will be on Thursday, 5 June, 12:30 – 13:30 BST (register here)

Speakers confirmed for Part 1:

• Anna Lewis, Campaigns Coordinator at Quakers in Britain will introduce the concept of geoengineering as a false solution, specifically carbon capture and storage (CCS).

• Dr Alexandra Masako Goossens-Ishii, Soka Gakkai International Representative to the UN will explore false climate solutions from a nature-based perspective through concrete examples.

• This part will be hosted by Rebecca WalkerWoo, Climate Justice Lead, Quakers in Britain

Part 2: Learning from real climate solutions will be on Wednesday, 11 June, 12:30 – 13:30 BST (register here)

Part 2 speakers to be announced soon!