BBC Radio 4's Costing the Earth examined the issue of the carbon footprint of older people and quoting a Cliamte Talk's work on this area.

A policy brief outlining key challenges and recommendations of "Growing Old in a Changing Climate" report has been produced for policy makers.

A new report published today by the Stockholm Environment Institute, University of York, in collaboration with Help the Aged, calls on Government and public authorities to take action to better protect older people from the future effects of climate change.

Over 50s are 'hopeful, motivated and positive' about tackling climate change. A new survey, conducted by the University of York's Stockholm Environment Institute, reveals the over 50s believe they are already being affected by climate change, and are willing to take action to reduce their carbon footprint.

Presentations from the "Growing Old in a Changing Climate" Workshop are now available. These include the presentations given by Sir John Lawton, Dominic Harrison and Dr Gary Haq.

The first national event to address impact of climate change on an ageing population has been staged in York. Liz Barclay spoke to participants Mervyn Kohler, special adviser for Help the Aged, and Dr Gary Haq, researcher on lifestyle and climate change at the Stockholm Environment Institute.

The first national event to rise awareness about climate change and older people was held on 26 March in York.

Climate Talk addressed 30 members of the Knareborough Probus Group. The meeting discussed the evidence for climate change, how will it affect the climate and the Yorkshire region and what actions we can do to reduce our carbon footprint.

88 year old Jack talks about what he is doing to reduce his carbon footprint. Watch his video and be inspired.

Sir John Lawton, Chair of the Environmental Commmission on Environmental Pollution addressed the National works on Growing Old in a Changing Climate held on the 26 March 2008. View his presentation.

Louise updates us on how she is progressing with her Carbon Challenge. Watch her latest video diary and read her new diary entry.

Climate Talk will be conducting a survey of attitudes of people aged 50+ living in North Yorkshire. We want to know what you think about the issue. You can complete the questionnaire on-line or request a paper copy. All questionnaires submitted before 22 February get a chance to win a wind-up radio!

From eating and drinking to giving and receiving, it is the time of the year when we do things to excess. Unfortunately, it also means we are likely to produce as much as 650 kg of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions per person - equivalent to the weight of 1,000 Christmas puddings!

Today sees the launch of the Climate Talk 2008 Carbon Footprint calendar. The calendar summarises 12 actions individuals can take to reduce their personal carbon emissions.

Dr Gary Haq, Climate Talk's coordinator give a speech on the report "Greening the Greys" to 50 people at the Southwark Pensioners Forum conference in London.

Over 40 people attended Climate Change and Energy: Any Questions? public seminar held on the 25 September.

FREE EVENT - REGISTER NOW! Thursday 20 Sept. 7-9 pm Experts meet to discuss the future of energy in Yorkshire and how our energy use affects climate change.

Climate Talk announced today the launch of its photo competition, which will gather photos on the theme of climate change in North Yorkshire. The best shots will feature in a 2008 Climate Talk calendar.

Climate Talk presented the results of its report "Greening the Greys" at the Fifth London Older People's Assembly held at the City Hall in London.

Climate Talk and Tea event at Grassington Townhall on Thursday 5 July 2006 from 2-4 pm.

Climate Talk will be launching its Climate Change quiz to celebrate World Environment Day on Tuesday 5 June at the Eco Depot in York. Come along and join the fun!

Climate Talk sucessfully held its second public seminar "Climate Change and Travel: Any Questions?" at the Townhall in Northallerton.

Louise, a 51 year old geography teacher from York agrees to take the carbon challenge. Watch her video.

Are you willing to take the Carbon Challenge and see the impact of your lifestyle?

Over 50s have the highest carbon footprint in the UK. They fear climate change but willing to take action.

Over 100 people weathered the cold climate to talk about climate change in the York's historic Guildhall

First public seminar on Climate Change takes place in York