1. Write to the government

If you've not done it already, please write to the nuclear decision makers. We gave you details on our main take action page. This is by far the most important thing you can do at the moment.

2. Write to your MP

Use the excellent faxyourmp service. Just fill in your postcode in the box below, click the little GO button, and they do the rest.

3. Switch to renewable electricity

There's nothing more persuasive than consumer power. So there's no more effective way to oppose nuclear than changing your electricity supplier. What are you waiting for? Switch your electricity over to Ecotricity or a green tariff with another energy company. It's simple and takes just a five-minute phone call! Everything works the same; you just get a different name on your electricity bill. Ecotricity match the price of your regional energy supplier, so it costs you no more. And they use your money to construct wind turbines, so you can be certain that a significant proportion of the energy you use is coming from renewables.

4. Make a link

If you have a website or a blog, maybe you could add in one of these banner ads and make a link?

5. Want some badges and stickers?

In the UK, you can get the stickers from here. Or nip over to the WISE online smiling sun shop, where you can get the classic badge in almost any language you can think of!

Please note that this design is copyright. European anti-nuclear groups use the badges and stickers to raise funds for their campaigns—so buy the "official merchandise", please, rather than making your own!

6. Been there, done that, bought the t-shirt

The Fairganic website is the only place to buy "Nuclear Power? No thanks!" t-shirts—which are made from fairly traded organic cotton. (Fairganic also makes a donation to WISE to cover the use of its logo.)

7. Sign some petitions

Several groups are running anti-nuclear and pro-renewable petitions. Here are some you could sign:

• Nuclear Pledge is a promise you can make not to pay a surcharge on your electricity bill to fund nuclear power. Sign up now!
• Option 10 from South East Essex Friends of the Earth (FoE) is a ten-step plan to take us away from nuclear and towards renewables
• Pembrokeshire FoE are petitioning to keep nuclear power out of Wales - and the rest of the UK
• No new nuclear build petition from South Lakeland Friends of the Earth

8. Tell a friend

Tell at least one friend about this website.

9. Join our occasional email list

10. See also...

Greenpeace and Friends of the Earth have some other good suggestions for things you can do. Click their logos to find out more.

11. And if that's not enough for you...

Stop drinking so much coffee. And take a look at 36 ways to stop nuclear power.