The Stop Climate Chaos Coalition is calling for people across the UK to connect with others in their communities and lobby their MPs on climate change on 5th-6th November. We'll have a chance to influence some big issues:

The new Energy Bill will be before Parliament in November, giving us a chance to influence the bill whilst it is being debated.

The lobby will be three weeks before the UN Climate Talks in Cancun, so we can make sure our MPs push for significant progress towards a fair, ambitious and binding global climate deal.

Our interactive lobby map shows you if there is someone already coordinating a lobby in your constituency and enables you to link up with them.

If there’s no-one organising a lobby in your constituency, you can sign up to organise it! There’s more information on what’s involved in coordinating a lobby in your constituency here.

More about the Big Climate Connection

Ask the Climate Question is the next step for the movement to stop climate chaos. The 2010 General Election, on 6th May, is an opportunity for us to let future MPs know just how much demand there is for them to take effective action on climate change.

Stop Climate Chaos is working with WWF-UK, RSPB, Christian Aid, Oxfam, Tearfund, Greenpeace, CAFOD, Green Alliance and others to enable people around the country to Ask The Climate Question and put climate change firmly on the election agenda.

More about Ask the Climate Question

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By supporting The Wave you sent a strong message to Gordon Brown and other world leaders that we need ambitious carbon emissions reductions by 2020 (based on 1990 levels) from industrialised countries. If all the industrialised nations only make a 30% reduction, we'll be gambling on a 50:50 chance at best of keeping global warming below the 2 degrees C danger level. The EU are currently proposing only a 20% reduction.

Countries are working out their targets now, and will announce them by the end of January, so please take action so they commit to the scale of reductions needed. Gordon needs to sign the UK up to 42% and get the rest of the EU to agree to move to 40% cuts.

Take action now!