The Rad Human Project describes itself as “a grassroots movement and community of like-minded humans … using purpose-driven short films, social impact expeditions and awareness initiatives … to educate, unite and inspire, while connecting our audience with organizations and non-profits focused on the important issues that require our action now”. Its film series hopes to “a spotlight on extraordinary individuals from all corners of the globe, who have dedicated their lives to helping people and the planet”. More here

A change.org petition is asking the BBC to install a permanent Climate Crisis tab on its homepage, alongside those for the Coronavirus, Business, Politics and so on. “This simple intervention would not only be extremely powerful for public messaging, but is editorially justified simply because of the magnitude and severity of the crisis facing us,” say the petition’s organisers. More here

Meanwhile, the BBC itself has created an online series on Climate Emotions, looking at the psychological impact of Climate Change. Stories include ‘How we mourn a changing planet’, ‘How to feel less alone in a crisis’ and The Countries grieving snowy winters’. The landing page is here

Missing the thrill of visiting a foreign city? The Drive & Listen app allows you to virtually ‘drive’ through over 50 cities watching passenger-window-style video of their streets and while listening to their local radio stations and authentic street noise. Try it here

We won’t all be able to nip off to Cancun to escape extreme weather events: Sharp piece from Robert Reich in The Guardian looking at how the Texas power crisis reveals “how the rich use climate change to divide us”. Read it here

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