With a couple of years since its release, An Inconvenient Truth has indeed managed its task as a documentary: everyone seems to be aware of climate change, and lots of people are doing a little and a lot to fight it. If you belong to this last group, or don’t at all but still want to know a bit more about the environment and what to do to help its preservation, this site will be of great help, as you can read about the movie and how it was done, the political agenda it backs up, get some exclusive graphics for your desktop or to use as buddy icons and, most importantly, go on reading about the topics it deals with, find out news from around the world on how the earth is being more and more endangered by reckless consumption and energy use habits, and also learn about how you and your community can do something about it.
If you want to go on reading about the scientific claims stated in the movie, you’ll find all you need to do it by visiting the ‘Science’ section. Precisely because it favors a more pragmatic approach, ClimateCrisis.net will probably be a great resource for science teachers and communities to implement easy-to-abide-by tactics and awareness campaigns. 
