Our Mission

Science,
Not Spin.

We built this platform because understanding the climate crisis is the first step to acting on it. Everything here is free, independent, and grounded in peer-reviewed science.

Why We Exist

Climate change is the defining challenge of our time — and yet misinformation, complexity, and paywalls keep most people from truly understanding it. We set out to fix that. Learn About Climate Change is a free, independent education platform built for Canadians who want real answers: what is causing the crisis, what it means for our communities, and what we can actually do about it.

Always free

Every article, quiz, and video on this platform is and will always be free. No subscriptions, no paywalls.

Science-first

All content is grounded in peer-reviewed research and sourced from trusted institutions like NASA, IPCC, and Environment Canada.

Independent

We accept no advertising and no funding from fossil fuel companies. Our only revenue is reader donations.

Canadian focus

We cover the global crisis through a Canadian lens — because the impacts, policies, and solutions that matter most to Canadians deserve dedicated attention.

How Donations Fund This Platform

This platform runs entirely on reader support. Here is exactly where your donation goes.

60%

Content creation

Writing, fact-checking, and updating articles, quizzes, and educational resources.

25%

Hosting & infrastructure

Servers, CDN, and the technology that keeps the site fast and accessible.

15%

Research & curation

Monitoring the latest climate science and curating trusted video and media sources.

Who We Are

We are a small team of educators, researchers, and developers who care deeply about climate literacy. We are not affiliated with any political party, government body, or corporation. Our only agenda is accurate, accessible climate education.

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Editorial Team

Content & Research

Climate educators and science communicators who write, fact-check, and update every piece of content on the platform.

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Technical Team

Design & Development

Developers and designers who build and maintain the platform, keeping it fast, accessible, and free to use.

Our Sources

We cite only peer-reviewed research and trusted institutions. Our primary sources include:

IPCCIntergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
NASANational Aeronautics and Space Administration
NOAANational Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Environment CanadaGovernment of Canada climate data
Nature / SciencePeer-reviewed academic journals

Support the Mission

If this platform has helped you understand the climate crisis, consider making a donation. Every dollar goes directly toward keeping this resource free and growing.