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Home > Resource > FAQs > I have problems reading text. Does Friends of the Earth have any audio material?
Our supporter magazine, Earthmatters, is available in audio format.
It's recorded by a Scottish charity called Cue & Review. They create audio formats for visually and reading-impaired people.
Subscribe to download Earthmatters online, or choose to receive it on cassette tape by post.
Cue & Review don't charge, but they do encourage users to join their charity by making a minimum donation of £1.
Find out how to make the website easier to use if you are visually-impaired - visit the BBC's My Web My Way.
Another way to access our campaigns is to join your Friends of the Earth local group. Find your nearest group and what they do.
We've put together some of your most frequent questions, so if there's something you need to know, chances are someone has already asked it. Have a look through the full list to see if you can find what you're looking for.
Our website has over 6,000 pages of information, covering a wide range of topics from biodiversity to pollution so if you can’t find what your looking for try using:
You could also take a look at our forum - which covers green lifestyle issues, local activism and campaigning.
Links: Cue & Review,
My Web My Way
Resources: Find your local group,
Join Friends of the Earth
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Content: April 2006
