It's all well and good having big names telling you to turn off your chargers and not to fly, but what are our celebrity supporters doing in their lifestyles to stop climate chaos?
Every month we'll be grilling those who usually only talk to Heat on what it means to be green.
Thomasina Miers - restaurateur, food writer, TV presenter and winner of BBC TV's 'MasterChef' - is a lifelong environmental campaigner who has a bone to pick with plastic bags and the UK's 'third world' rail service.
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Julian Rhind Tutt is best known for his comic turn as Dr Mac McCartney in Channel 4's 'Green Wing', but just how green is this London based actor?
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Presenter of Channel 4's 'Property Ladder', founder of dating website, mysinglefriend.com, and mother of two, Sarah Beeny, thinks being green begins at home, well, in the bathroom.
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Having just launched a range of sustainable timber sheds and a rather literal looking line of water butts, acclaimed British designer and Red or Dead founder, Wayne Hemingway, reveals his green leanings.
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She's sold over 5 million records, published two books and won a gold award at the Chelsea Flower Show, but how did green-fingered pop sensation Kim Wilde fare on our green grilling?
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Lewis Gordon Pugh has undertaken record-breaking swims in all of the world's oceans and in 2006 swam the entire length of the Thames to raise awareness of climate change. Sounds like a perfect candidate for a Green Gas.
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Having cut his teeth on 'Emmerdale' before moving up to play sidekick to Stephen Fry in 'Kingdom', Manchester born actor Karl Davies's CV is shaping up pretty well. But what about this rising star's green credentials?
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London based musician and DJ Just Jack is best known for his no.2 single, 'Starz in Their Eyes', but he's also a keen cyclist and recyclist. Oh yeah and he isn't too happy about shrinking glaciers.
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As well as wracking the brains of the big names, we're really keen to hear what you're doing in your lives to stop climate chaos. In return we'll put your answers and picture up on the I Count website on your very own page.
Fancy taking the 'Green Gas' 10 question challenge >>
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