The UK Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) Public Attitudes Tracker recently found (March 2020) that 76% of respondents are concerned about climate change with 53% believing that it's having an impact ‘to a certain extent' and a further 25% believe it's affecting people in the UK a ‘great deal'.Having a clear understanding of the range of scientific and economic forecasts available for the future impacts of global warming on society leads to the conclusion that these numbers are really not high enough.This is despite the extensive news coverage of people and organisations on the issue such as Sir David Attenborough, Prince Charles, Extinction Rebellion and Greta Thunberg. Global warming though is not a direct threat like COVID-19. It is a threat multiplier that causes a range of existing threats to worsen - droughts, fires, floods, extreme weather etc. Our human brain is not naturally wired to focus on such a diversity of threats. To focus our rational minds on the issue, we need to be constantly reminded of it.Our aim is to use several different platforms to build up a constant stream of information that will keep people continually informed about the latest interesting developments on the issues using easily digestible formats.Ultimately we aim to help create carbon rationing groups where involvement via carbon ration credit cards or mobile apps will keep people not only constantly aware but always on the look-out for ways that will improve their carbon footprints.