Enfield Climate Action Forum

06/10/2026

Local resilience forums: contact details

Local resilience forums (LRFs) are multi-agency partnerships made up of representatives from local public services, including the emergency services, local authorities, the NHS, the Environment Agency and others. These agencies are known as Category 1 Responders, as defined by the Civil Contingencies Act.

Contact details for local resilience forums in the UK, and information about what they do.

06/10/2026

Over 90% of common household items contain hazardous plastic

Nearly 93% of known plastic chemicals used to wrap food and make clothes, toys, and other common household and personal care products pose a high risk to human health, according to a new investigation provided exclusively to CNN.

Plastics riddled with high-risk chemicals are in clothes, food, toys and common household items, a new investigation revealed.

05/10/2026

New report on Broomfield Park Water Quality

Improving biodiversity and mitigating pollution

A new report from the Friends of Broomfield Park volunteer Lakes Team outlines water quality issues, monitoring results, and remedial actions for Broomfield Park’s three lakes, wetlands, and a wildlife pond.

A new report from the Friends of Broomfield Park volunteer Lakes Team outlines water quality issues, monitoring results, and remedial actions for Broomfield Park’s three lakes, wetlands, and a wildlife pond.

05/10/2026

Shell in Court: When Oil Pollution Victims Refuse to Stay Silent

The Voice of the Peasant for informing and educating citizens: a commitment to social and climate justice. For years, oil spills have swept away land, fish and livelihoods. This time, the victims are no longer asking only for compensation: they want the oil giant to be held to account.

The Voice of the Peasant for informing and educating citizens: a commitment to social and climate justice. For years, oil…

04/10/2026

David Shukman The Response: A Story of Fire and Flood in Britain’s New World of Extremes

As the BBC’s first Science Editor David Shukman, led its coverage of climate change for nearly twenty years. Praised by Sir David Attenborough as “a leader in raising awareness of the climate emergency”, he won awards for his pioneering reports from remote frontlines including the Arctic and the Amazon. Now a speaker and author, he’s just published his latest book. A people-focused investigation, it exposes both how the country is shockingly unprepared for a more hostile climate and how the solutions we need are well within our grasp.

Climate Emergency Centre Network Wednesday Webinar 🌿 David Shukman...

04/10/2026

Recovery becomes self-propelling’: Five positive tipping points that can save the world

A landmark report from The Earthshot Prize and the University of Exeter identifies 51 environmental solutions that can trigger rapid, self-reinforcing changes across five core goals.

The Five Earthshots
Instead of relying on slow, incremental progress, researchers focus on critical thresholds where success builds on itself, costs fall, and recovery becomes self-propelling

https://www.google.com/search?q=Recovery+becomes+self-propelling%E2%80%99%3A+Five+positive+tipping+points+that+can+save+the+world&rlz=1C1RXQR_en-GBGB1155GB1155&oq=Recovery+becomes+self-propelling%E2%80%99%3A+Five+positive+tipping+points+that+can+save+the+world&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyBggAEEUYOdIBBzU3NGowajSoAgCwAgA&sourceid=chrome&source=chrome.ob&ie=UTF-8

03/10/2026

Local Intelligence Hub

Your starting point for data about local MPs, constituencies, public opinion and the climate and nature movement.

Your starting point for data about local MPs, constituencies, public opinion and the climate and nature movement.

03/10/2026

Climate Overshoot: The World Beyond 1.5°CThe Climate Question

The UN says we will pass our most important climate target in the next few years. Is it possible to bring the global temperature back down? And will the damage be irreversible?

The UN says we will pass our most important climate target. Is the damage irreversible?

02/10/2026

Super-sized El Niño could cause more than 450,000 heat deaths by February, study suggests

Nearly half a million people across the world could lose their lives by February due to El Niño-driven extreme heat, according to a sobering new report.

El Niño, a natural climate pattern which typically ramps up global temperature, has now crossed into super-sized territory and is on its way to becoming record-breakingly strong.

Combined with the global warming the planet is already experiencing from fossil fuel pollution, the heat consequences could be devastating, according to the analysis from the Climate Impact Lab, a team of scientists, economists and data engineers headquartered at the University of Chicago, and published Wednesday.

Nearly half a million people across the world could lose their lives by February due to El Niño-driven extreme heat, according to a sobering new report.

02/10/2026

Climate overshoot will leave lasting impacts even after global temperatures fall

The study shows that temporarily overshooting warming targets such as 1.5°C or 2°C can leave lasting changes in the oceans, permafrost and other parts of the climate system, even if temperatures eventually fall below those targets.

Returning global temperatures to a climate target does not necessarily undo the damage caused by exceeding it, new Concordia-led research published in the journal Communications Earth & Environment finds.