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Hello Carl,

As we tackle the climate crisis, working out how we’ll heat and cool ourselves sustainably is a particularly thorny challenge.

We’ve gathered stories of some low carbon ways forward and brought them to life with magical storytelling and stunning illustrations.

Meet the US scientists inspired by astronauts to create clothing that adapts to the body’s temperature. Dig into the story of the former coal village in south Wales now using the mines for clean heating. Take a dip in a swimming pool to explore the pitfalls of designing policy to encourage low carbon heating.

There’s much more besides. The stories are told by climate journalist Sophie Yeo and brought to life with beautiful illustrations by artists from around the world.

The book shows how much is already being done in battling climate change - and the inspirational potential for more. Faced with the huge challenge ahead, using art and storytelling to celebrate the options available to us is essential to keep us motivated.

But the book also explores the many challenges before us, and the decisions we must make, not only to make the low carbon world a reality, but to make sure it works for everyone.

We have a limited number of copies available for just £10, including P&P. Get yours before they’re gone.

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Thanks for your support,

Esther Griffin

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Hello Carl,

We’re sending a letter from MPs to the new prime minister on 23rd July, which asks them to bring back onshore wind.

We’ve got 60 MPs onboard so far! Now we’ve got one month to convince as many more MPs as we can.

On Tuesday 2nd and 9th July from 10-12 we’ll be calling dozens of MPs, asking them to sign the letter. We’d love your help making those calls.

To join in, you can come along to our office or you can make calls from home. On the day, we’ll give you a quick training so you know exactly what to say.

If you can help, please sign up today.

Sign up to call MPs with us

Then we’ll send you all the details you need.

Thanks for all your support,

Ellie and Hannah

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Hi Carl,

Solar in the UK has seen some dark days in the last few years. But recently, we saw a ray of sunshine.

In April, the government ended payments to homes installing solar panels for the clean power they send to the electricity grid. It looked like it would be ages before they came up with a new policy - leaving those installing solar out of pocket, or not installing it at all. This - just as we need clean power more than ever.

More than 7,000 of you wrote to your MP demanding fair treatment for solar, thousands more signed a petition to the minister, and almost 100 of you joined our stunt outside parliament.

And the government listened! From 1 January 2020, homes and businesses with solar must be paid for the electricity they send to the grid. ¹

Your support makes the difference

The big electricity companies will have to pay people for the power they produce. Solar owners can pick the best deal using this handy league table.²

While it’s not perfect, it’s the beginning of a new era for rooftop solar in the UK. In future we’ll look back at moments like these and see them for what they were - the beginnings of a people-powered energy system.

I’ll help keep up the fight for a cleaner future

But there’s still work to be done. The new policy doesn’t go far enough to support community energy groups starting new solar projects.

At 10:10 we believe local clean energy that’s owned by everyone should be at the heart of our low carbon world. We’re working closely with community energy groups already on new ways for them to flourish through our solar railways project.

We’ll continue fighting for community energy to make sure it’s part of the cleaner, fairer future we need. But we need your help to do it. Will you make a donation to support us?

I’ll help keep up the fight for a cleaner future

Thanks for all your hard work standing up for solar,

Neil Jones, campaigner

1. The future of small scale low carbon generation, Beis.
2. Understanding the Smart Export Guarantee, the Solar Trade Association.

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Hello Carl,

As I’m sure you already know, yesterday was the hottest July day on record in the UK, with fires wiping out crop fields and chaos on train lines to show for it. And whilst the news shares images of children eating ice cream, you and I know the reality of climate change isn’t all Magnums on the beach. Together, we need to take action.

Are you in?

It’s your support and action, and that of every other 10:10er, that spark the change that the planet needs. It’s you pressuring your MP to back renewable energy. It’s you dropping climate action into conversations with friends and family. It’s you backing our campaigns for positive, innovative ways to tackle the climate crisis.

Together we have reached over 4 million people in the past year, we’ve helped 350,000+ take practical climate action, our campaigns have changed government policy and our projects have shown the world a cleaner, greener future is possible.

10:10 delivers real action on the climate crisis. But, like everything we do, we can only do it with your support. By becoming a Changemaker, you can give us the backing we need to make change happen.

I want to become a Changemaker

Becoming a Changemaker and making a regular gift means:

Giving creative new campaigns and innovative projects the seed funding to start.
Increasing the scale of our work, the number of people involved and so climate action.
Enabling long term, strategic planning that maximises our impact.

I want to become a Changemaker

As a Changemaker you will receive:

Unique 10:10 tags formed from the melted down body of the famous G-BDXH plane.
Exclusive visit to the 10:10 office to find out what’s upcoming in climate action. We arrange these annually.
Exclusive invites to unique events and campaign launches.
Changemakers behind the scenes email updates.

There are currently 140 Changemakers who donate on average £10.05 per month. This support is critical to our work. Will you join them?

Together we need to spark more climate action. Together we can be Changemakers.

Thanks,

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Hello Carl,

Fantastic news - 50 MPs have signed up to support onshore wind power!

Thousands of 1010ers have been badgering their MPs to get them to show their support for wind power. And it’s working! We’ve just hit 50 MPs - from all different parties - signing our letter asking the prime minister to bring wind back.

With the wind in our sails, now would be a great time to ask them to join.

Get your MP on board

For the last four years, the government has blocked onshore wind - leaving us tackling climate change without the cheapest form of clean power we have. This is largely down to a small group of influential MPs campaigning against it - making it harder to cut emissions and undermining urgent action on climate change.

Now our letter is starting to show that most MPs actually back onshore wind - and want more of it in the UK. Together, we’re breaking the silence around this problem.

50 MPs have their name on the letter, and that shows the government we mean business. But we need lots more MPs with us if we’re going to see more turbines turning, powering us forward.

Can you write to your MP now and ask them to show their support for clean, popular, cheap wind power?

Email your MP now

Keep up the good work

Ellie and Hannah

PS - Are you chatting to your MP about this already? Let us know how it’s going - we’d love to support you.

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Hello Carl,

We’ve been campaigning long and hard to turn things around for onshore wind. We know removing these blocks is absolutely essential as part of the fight against climate change, so we haven’t had much of a choice in the matter. But still, it’s been a journey.

Knowing that there are (literally) thousands of us that will keep fighting for onshore wind has kept the wind in our sails.

Together we’ve got 93 MPs to sign a letter to the new prime minister, asking him to remove the blocks on onshore wind - including three of those who stood firmly against onshore wind back in 2012. We’ve got less than two weeks to get as many MPs onboard as we can.

If you want the UK to stop burning fossil fuels, make sure your MP’s name is on the letter. Lucky, for you we’ve made that easy - and even given you a choice:

Option 1: Send your MP an email: We’ve got one ready to use!

Ask your MP to join the fight

Option 2: Join our phonestorm: Next Tuesday is one week before hand-in. Hundreds of climate-concerned citizens will call their MPs asking them to be bold and take a tangible step towards a zero carbon future.

Once you sign up to take part, we’ll send you all the information you need, including the phone number, a script with expected responses, and a pre-drafted follow-up email. Simple as that.

Ring for renewables

Option 3 (*recommended*): Send your MP and email AND follow up with the phonestorm!

Email my MP about onshore wind

Take part in the phonestorm

Any questions or concerns just let us know by replying to this email or calling us at 02073 886 688.

Best of luck!

Ellie and Hannah

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Hello Carl,

Like all of us, I’m really concerned about climate change. I’ve got a little niece and nephew - and I’m worried about the kind of world they might be living in by the time they’re my age.

Lots of us are part of this campaign for the same reason. Together, we’re standing up for onshore wind because we need it to tackle climate change and make a safer future.

Yet in the face of climate change, the government has blocked onshore wind. The reason? ‘People don’t like it’. Right. Except they do.

New polling reveals that *in every single constituency across the country* a large majority of people strongly support wind power. It doesn’t matter who you vote for, or whether you live in a village, town or city - one thing we have in common is that we like onshore wind.¹

The problem is, most of our MPs have no idea. Over half of them think strong opposition to onshore wind is 20 times higher than it really is.²

They’re out of date and out of touch - and clean energy is paying the price. But together, we’re changing this. Thanks to our campaigning, 75 MPs have signed our letter to the incoming prime minister, asking him to bring back onshore wind.

Your MP hasn’t signed it yet - but with a push from you, their constituent, they might. Can you send them these powerful new polling results and ask them to sign the letter?

Ask your MP to sign

Thanks for being part of this campaign,

Ellie, campaigner

1. Conservative Environment Network, Support for electricity sources by constituency, (2019).
2. Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit, Poll reveals MPs’ misconceptions over onshore wind, (2018).

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Hello Carl,

We are excited.

Back in 2012, 101 backbench MPs stopped wind power in its tracks. But thanks to your hard work, over 150 MPs (including 5 of those on the original anti-wind letter) have publicly called for onshore wind to be brought back in from the cold.

Our letter¹ (with the long list of signatories) reached Boris Johnson’s desk shortly after he became prime minister. It’s message was loud and clear - onshore wind is very popular, very effective, and very cheap - and it is time to end the government’s stubborn block on new turbines.

So we wanted to say a massive THANK YOU to everyone who asked their MP to sign the letter. We could never have made this happen without the hard work of 10:10ers across the country.

With so many MP’s backing our campaign, the case to bring back onshore wind is stronger than ever.

As we wait for a response, we’re planning our next steps. In the meantime, here’s something we wanted to ask of you: please check if your MP’s name is on our letter:

See who’s standing up for wind

If your MP signed our letter, please send them a thank you email. This is a great way to appeal to your MP’s sense of public service - a perfect way to prime them for future asks!

Send your MP a thank you email

If your MP didn’t sign our letter, there’s still cause for optimism. We know that most MPs are misinformed about onshore wind.² The conversation has been started and the facts are in front of them. Seeing just how many of their colleagues are standing up for onshore wind might be that final nudge your MP needs.

Could you help further increase the pressure by making a donation? As you know, we’re a small team, and your contribution can make a huge difference to what we can do.

Increase the pressure for a cleaner future

Thanks for everything you do. Together we’ve taken a big step forward,

Hannah

1. To read the letter and see which MPs signed click here.
2. Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit, Poll reveals MPs’ misconceptions over onshore wind, (2018).

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What we're up to

Badgering your MPs about onshore wind - thank you

A huge thanks to everyone making heroic efforts to get your MPs to support onshore wind. A couple of weeks ago a crowd of us took part in a phonestorm where we all rang our MPs at the same time, and a dedicated few rang some target MPs too. It really paid off - 150 MPs have signed our letter supporting onshore wind, and it’ll be landing on the desk of the new PM any day now.

Swapping the plane for planet-friendly travel - and getting time off work to do it

For those of us who love travel, flying less is probably the biggest thing we can do to tackle climate change. Enter our new Climate Perks scheme, which works with employers to give staff extra time off if they travel over land on holiday. We’ve already had 14 organisations sign up, could your workplace get involved too? We’ve got an event coming up in a few weeks where you can find out more, or drop us a line.

Stories of heat from our warming world

This month we launched a collection of stories about low carbon ways to heat and cool ourselves, beautifully illustrated by artists from around the world. It features everything from ancient techniques to cutting edge innovations in what we wear to how we design our homes - and everything in between. If you didn’t manage to get a copy, don’t worry, we’ll be releasing a digital version later in the summer - and you can read one of the stories in the New Statesman here.

What you can do

Chat about climate change this summer

After the crazy heat wave we’ve just had, conversation might be turning to climate change more than usual. Having a really positive conversation about climate change can be a challenge, but it’s really valuable for helping us all know what the problems and solutions really are, and keeping the pressure up on those who can change things. We’ve got loads of resources to get you started.

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A dose of climate hope

This year so far, wind turbines in Scotland have generated enough electricity to power 4.47 MILLION homes. That's all the homes in Scotland and a big chunk of northern England too.

Could abandoned mines provide clean heat and electricity for the former coal towns above?

Berkeley, California has become the first US city to ban natural gas connections to new buildings.

Researchers have invented a new piece of kit that produces clean solar power and purifies water at the same time.

PS - This will be my last newsletter for a while before I head off on maternity leave. Keep up the climate action!

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Hello Carl,

Tomorrow morning we’re heading to Aldershot to connect over 100 solar panels straight to the railway track - meaning clean riding for trains.

A few years ago we had a dilemma. A planned community-owned solar farm wasn’t near the grid so we didn’t have anywhere to channel all the extra clean energy the panels could generate. Tom scratched his head - ‘how about that railway track?’

It got us thinking. Could we power railways with solar energy generated in fields alongside them, bypassing the grid completely? If it works, this will not only make clean travel a whole lot cleaner, it will clear the way for UK trains to be powered on community- and commuter-owned energy.

The fact that this hasn’t been tried anywhere in the world before hasn’t stopped us. After all, now is the time for really bold ideas. It’s time to change what’s possible.

Working with Network Rail, Community Energy South, and a whole host of researchers, we sussed it. We know we can safely and directly power railways with lineside solar - and at a lower cost than grid supplied electricity.

Tomorrow we will prove it.

If you don’t yet follow us on social media, we suggest you start now. Sarah will be posting live from the tracks.

We’re starting in Aldershot but we won’t stop there. We’ve been testing six other potential community solar sites across the south of England. The next step will be financing, building and connecting trackside solar farms for lineside communities and rail passengers to invest in and benefit from. If everything goes according to plan, this should be up and running next year. Keep an eye on our website for updates.

Thanks for your support,

Hannah and the team

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What we're up to

Turning vision into reality: Powering railways with solar panels

We made history last week. Leo and Sarah headed to Aldershot to connect a solar farm directly to the local railway line - something that has not happened anywhere in the world before. The sun shone in celebration and community-owned solar trains could be coming to a platform near you soon.

Climate Perks is taking off.

Emma has been encouraging more businesses to sign up to our low-carbon travel campaign, Climate Perks. Through a number of events, she’s made the case for climate conscious HR, and helped companies put it into practice. 19 organisations, from Bristol Credit Union to MTR Express, are now giving paid journey days to employees who choose low carbon travel on holiday, empowering staff to go flight free. Find out more on the Climate Perks site.

We’re getting older. And hitting double figures means growing up.

Six weeks today will be our tenth birthday (woohoo!). Like any almost-ten-year-old, we’re looking ahead to what life in double figures will look like. It’s safe to say, the context for climate action is not what it was when the 10:10 campaign launched - so we’re evolving with the times. Max has been building a bold new strategy to launch at our big birthday bash on October 15th. Spoiler alert - the level of ambition is appropriately absurd.

What you can do

Make September 20th the loudest strike yet

Young climate activists are breathing new energy into the climate movement at an astonishing rate. Now they’re asking for people of all ages to join the fight. 20th September could be the greatest climate mobilisation in history, and whether you sign a petition, share their video, join a strike yourself, you can help make sure it has the impact it deserves:

Support the Global Climate Strike

Tell us your 10:10 story

We want to celebrate everything you’ve helped us make possible in the last 10 years. Did 10:10 move you from despair to courage? Did 10:10 awaken your passion for tree-planting? Did 10:10 make sure voice was heard? Whatever it is, Hannah wants to hear your 10:10 story. Whatever you can tell us can be used to inspire others to get involved. And to thank you for sharing, we’ll put you on the guestlist for our birthday bash on October 15th.

Tell Hannah what being a 10:10er has meant for you

Help us build a cleaner smarter website for a cleaner smarter world

10:10’s website should be a one stop shop for anyone who wants to take action on climate change: a portal with suggested actions, a platform for inspirational stories, and a resource for anyone who wants the facts. But with a decade’s worth of campaigns, we fear things have got unwieldy - so we’re cleaning it up. Help us sharpen up our website by letting us know what you think.

Let us know what you think of our website

A dose of climate hope

There are now officially more electric vehicle charging points than petrol stations in the UK.

Buildings in Stirling will soon be heated by wastewater from the city’s sewage works, saving 381 tonnes of carbon every year!

Plants are replacing cars in the streets of East London.

Goldsmiths has taken beef off campus.

And of course, the block on onshore wind has finally hit the headlines (great work team!)

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Hello Carl,

We have some news, and we want you to be one of the first to know.

As 10:10 approaches its tenth birthday, we’ve been thinking a lot about all we need to achieve in the next decade.

As the UN’s climate scientists told the world last October, what we do in the 2020s matters if we want to keep to 1.5°C global warming. It matters a lot. We’re going to have to radically change how we live our lives like nothing we’ve seen before.

To help us meet this challenge, we’re going to be making some changes at the 10:10 Foundation.

We’re going to keep that same can-do attitude which has always been at the core of our work. We’re also keeping our focus on community action. But we’re ramping up our ambition, and going to be louder about pushing others to be more ambitious too.

We’re going to be focusing our work into five key challenges, all areas we know the public can play a role in speeding up action:

- Cleaning up energy

- Working with nature.

- Changing how we travel.

- Changing what we eat and buy.

- Talking about the climate crisis.

For each of these challenges, we’re going to be sharing a range of actions people can take on their own, actions to take with others, and ways to help unlock larger change. These will include the sort of big, bold, eye-catching and adventurous ideas we’ve become famous for, like solar railways and heat pumps under parks, as well as a new actions blog full of advice for ramping up not only your own climate ambition but everyone elses.

We’re also going to take the opportunity to change our name. From October 10th we’re going to be called Possible.

10:10 was a brilliant name for a campaign (we asked people to cut their carbon by 10% in 2010, if you don’t remember that far back...) but it was never a great fit for an organisation. For a charity like ours, with our eyes squarely on the future, we can’t have a name that looks back to a decade’s old campaign.

We think this new name fits our stubborn optimism. Community owned solar railways? Possible. Lift the ban on onshore wind? Possible. Car free cities? Possible. More than triple our government’s tree-planting targets? Possible.

We're excited about what we think we can achieve in the next decade, but we can’t do any of it without you. Our supporters have always been the greatest instigators and champions of climate action; starting conversations, sharing advice, inspiring others, bugging politicians, and spotting opportunities. It's only with your support we’ll have the impact we need.

Together, we will show what is Possible.

Will you help make sure we get this next bit right?

Skye, our new digital comms officer is rebuilding the website. She’s keen to hear what you love and don’t love about the current one. Fill in this survey, to give your feedback.

Have your say on our new website

Matt, our creative lead, is working on a Possible logo and visual identity. He’s got a few options in mind and could do with your feedback. If you’d like a sneak peek and are up for letting him know what you think, he’s all ears.

Help us create a new look and logo

And Hannah, our supporter engagement officer, is keen to hear stories of what climate action you’ve made possible over the last 10 years, with 10:10 or on your own. What have you been up to?

Tell us what being a 10:10er has meant to you

Thanks for being part of the 10:10 story so far. We can’t wait to see what we’ll do together as Possible.

Alice Bell.

Director of communications

PS - If anyone wants one of our old 10:10 tags we have a few left in the office and will post you some in exchange for a donation. First come, first served!

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Hello Carl,

You’ll be happy to hear that all of us in the climate movement are coming together - but sorry if this means you’re getting the message twice.

Frances, and the other young climate strikers, have reached out to 10:10 and our friends in the movement, asking that we use our platform to spread their message. They know 10:10ers care about climate change, and they need your help. So, over to Frances,

Hi Carl,

A few weeks ago I was in Plymouth with Greta Thunberg, the 16-year-old who has inspired the global climate strike movement I’m a part of. She was getting ready to sail across the Atlantic to confront world leaders about the climate crisis.

Her journey comes a month before one of the biggest moments of my lifetime - the Global Climate Strike on the 20th of September [that's next Friday!]. On that day, we need people of all ages to to take a stand and demand real action from our governments. Whether you book time off to come, join a strike near you for half an hour or just show support online - every act will bring this movement closer to getting Boris Johnson and his government to really do something about the climate emergency.

Carl, if we're going to get ourselves out of this mess, we need everyone on board. That means people of all ages joining us in towns and cities across the UK on Friday the 20th of September. Are you in?

I'm in

My future is being stolen from me because our politicians are refusing to take the bold, imaginative action we need to solve the climate crisis. My generation is making sure they hear us. It’s time for all of us to show this government we need action now.

Next Friday, I’m going on strike with millions of people around the world and there will be strikes across the UK. I’d rather be at school, but the climate emergency won’t wait.

Carl, will you come to the Global Climate Strike on the 20th of September? The more people that go to a strike near them, the more pressure we can put on Boris and this government to take real action on the climate crisis.

I'm in

Our governments are supposed to act in our best interests. And they have the power to stop this crisis in its tracks. But they are continuing to rely on polluting fossil fuels and destructive industrial agriculture that is making the climate crisis even worse. Let’s get them to listen - the time for real action is now.

See you on the 20th? :)

Frances

UK Student Climate Network

We’re hearing them, we’re helping them, and we’re joining them. Will you do the same?

Remember, if you can't join the strike, there are still lots of other ways to support the action. See our website for other ways to get involved.

Other ways to support the strike

Thanks for everything you do,

Hannah

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Hello Carl,

We know 10:10ers are keen to get more people talking about tackling climate change. So we’ve created a game to do just that.

As of TODAY the kickstarter for Carbon City Zero is live. If you want to play the game yourself, get a few packs for your local green group, or help us send free copies to schools around the country, pledge your support now.

Support the game & get your copy now

In Carbon City Zero players race to bring their city’s emissions down to nil. Have you got the budget for those solar panels? Is government uncertainty slowing you down? And how onboard are the residents? Our new game will get you grappling with the real choices and challenges our cities face.

Naturally, we’ve made sure the game is sustainably produced and plastic free. Meaning no plastic counters. Instead, players can repurpose bits and bobs they already have in the house - paperclips work great.

Be the first to back our game

Over the last year, cities all over the UK have committed to cutting their carbon to zero. We want people to understand what that means, in a fun and meaningful way. We aren’t making any money from this - any profits will be used to buy extra copies that we can donate to schools and community groups. The more people buy, the cheaper our production costs and the more copies we can give away for free.

Here's what your pledge will mean:

£1 or more will help us send free copies of the game to charitable organisations.

£12 will get you your own copy of Carbon City Zero.

£22 will fund two copies.

£50 will get you five copies.

Pledge £200 to get your city (or town, village or hamlet) featured in the game as a special card with a tailor-made illustration.

Pledge to support Carbon City Zero

Thanks for everything you do,

Neil

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Hello Carl,

Last Friday will go down in history as the biggest climate protest the world has ever seen.¹ Millions of people across 185 countries took part the global strike. They rejected ‘business as usual’ and stood together, united for change.

Are you feeling the buzz? I know I am.

The big question now is: what next?

To ramp up everyone's ambition to make the 2020s the decade we really get serious about building a sustainable world, we’re launching a report with visions for what we can (and should) make real. Do you have a bold idea for the future? What world do you want to see? What sorts of projects and campaigns should we building?

Tell us what bold climate action looks like to you?

As the youth strikers are saying, we need to act now.

Here are five things you can do right off the bat, one for each of the key areas we know the UK public can - and must - have an impact:

1. Cleaning up energy - switch your energy supplier. Done that already? (of course you have!) Get someone else to.

2. Changing how we travel - get your workplace signed up to climate perks to unlock low-carbon holiday travel.

3. Working with nature - join a community tree planting day.

4. Changing what we eat and buy - cook up a delicious plant-rich feast for your friends or family. We have loads of recipe inspiration on our website.

5. Talking about climate change - give your MP a call. Research suggests many UK politicians want to take action on climate change, they just don't think their constituents care. With an election on the cards, it's the perfect time to let them know you support the recent protests, and want the government to take bold action, starting now. Find your MPs contact details on the parliament website.

Thanks for everything you do,

Hannah

1. Laville, S. & Watts, J. (2019, Sep 21) Across the globe, millions join biggest climate protest ever. The Guardian.

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Hi Carl

This is our last newsletter as 10:10, as next week we'll be officially coming to you as Possible. If you missed our email about our name change, you can read about our plans on our website. Over the past 10 years, together we have achieved huge things. We’re still the same people, same positive and practical approach, but we’re upping our ambition and ready to face the 2020s head on.

We’ll be celebrating the relaunch with a party unlike any you’ve seen before (think clothes swap, low carbon travel agent, poetry and more). We’ve got a handful of free tickets left so if you’re in London on 15th October, we’d love to have you join. First come first served.

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What we're up to

Getting people talking about heat

Working with games experts at Manchester Metropolitan University, Neil’s produced a game that gets people talking about the choices and challenges involved in decarbonising a city. Two weeks ago we introduced Carbon City Zero to the world. And the world loves it. We smashed our kickstarter target in just twenty minutes. With over 300 packs sold already, we can give well over 50 games to schools and community groups across the country for free.

Getting our strike on

Wasn’t the strike incredible!? Millions of people of all ages and all across the world got involved in the global climate strike. On Friday 20th our office was closed. Hannah and Alice were busy spreading the word and helping people support young strikers, and Skye, Matt and Leo were down in Parliament square making some noise.

Preparing for Possible take off

Just one more week to go before the big day. A huge thank you to everyone who took the time to give feedback and suggestions for our new look and website (we got over 300 responses!). It’s back to the drawing board for Matt and Skye now as they take on your feedback, and polish a new logo and website ready for the reveal.

What you can do

Inspire others to choose low-carbon travel

Emma’s been getting people onboard with Climate Perks, the scheme that helps people go flight free. But lots of people don’t consider not flying to be an option. To combat the fear of the unknown, we’re collecting real stories of low carbon journeys. Emma shared one of her own travel stories with the Guardian, but we want some more. Help us paint a picture of grounded travel by sharing your experience.

Tell us about a time you didn’t take the plane

Support Carbon City Zero

We’ve got just a few weeks left on the kickstarter. So if you want a copy of the game, now’s your chance to pledge. The more people pledge, the cheaper our production costs and the more copies of Carbon City Zero we can give away for free. The more copies sent, the more people engaged in carbon-cutting conversations. Pledge options start from just £1.

Pledge now to support the kickstarter

A dose of climate hope

On 20th September millions of people all around the world stopped what they were doing and urged their governments to speed up action on climate change.

The British brewing industry has slashed its CO2 emissions by 42% across the last decade.

Bin lorries in Sheffield are running on the very waste that they collect.

Carbon sucking seagrass meadows are coming to Wales.

Leeds is getting a car-free school!

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Hi Carl,

The time has come. 10:10 is now officially Possible.

As you know, we’re still the same bunch with the same vision. We’re working to speed up climate action by inspiring everyone to be part of the solution. But as the 2020s near, we’re upping our game.

It’s great to see that now, more than ever, people are waking up to the seriousness of the climate crisis.

Now we need many many more people to not just see the crisis, but to come together and tackle it head on.

To combat climate dread we need to see beyond the problem, to explore the multitude of possible solutions, and come together to create the world we need. So this morning we launched 10 bold ideas to push us beyond reactive politics, into possibilities of a world that is ‘not yet’.

Should everyone in the UK do a year of climate response work?

Should every highstreet have a fixing factory?

How about a climate helpline which suggests actions, provides climate facts, and offers counselling?

You probably won’t like all of them. The ideas will get people thinking and talking and, the trickier they are to agree on, the more conversation they’ll spark.

See the report

Got a view? Let’s talk it through. We’ve created a new climate actions Facebook group to share and discuss ideas. The first few posts will feature ideas from this report.

Join the discussion

Not on Facebook? Why not pick your favourite bold idea and email it to a friend or post about it on Instagram or Twitter?

Thanks for your continued support,

Alice, Leo, Matt, Max, Emma, Sarah, Neil, Ali, Flossie, Hannah, David, Skye, Patrik & Liz.

ps. Our new website is now live. This is just the first stage and we have loads more to add. If you have any suggestions do let us know.

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Hi Carl,

We might have changed our name - but we haven't changed our vision. We’re all about big, bold, positive and practical action.

Our emails, actions blog and facebook group all give practical ways that you can take action on climate change. But are we preaching to the converted?

We know there are more people out there who want to take action on climate change but don’t know how. Will you help us reach them?

Help more people be part of the solution

If everyone just brought one friend, our campaigns would have double the strength. Can we enter 2020 with twice, treble, quadruple the size of the movement we have now? We don’t see why not.

So here’s a challenge for you: can you get ten people to join Possible by new years eve (we’re supposed to be ambitious here right? One is too easy for you old time 10:10ers). Let’s hit the next decade in full force.

Bribe them with plant-based delights? Lure them in with our most intriguing bold idea? We don’t mind how people get into taking action on climate change - we just know they need to get there.

Spread the word

If you want ideas for how to inspire others, or simply how to broach the subject, please get in touch. We’d be happy to help.

Thanks for everything you do,

Hannah

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Hi Carl,

This might come as a surprise to you. Despite the fact public concern on climate change has soared over the last year the government is still blocking the UK’s cheapest source of clean energy: onshore wind.

Since 2015, the government has made it all but impossible for new turbines to get planning permission in England, and removed financial support for new projects nationwide. Since then, new wind projects have ground to a halt - at the very moment we need to step up our action on climate change.

With an election just around the corner, and the public demanding climate action, we have a chance to change this.

Ask your MP to put onshore wind in their manifesto

The British public¹, MPs across the political spectrum², and the government’s own climate change advisers³ want onshore wind to be brought in from the cold. If we can get every party to back onshore wind in their upcoming manifestos, then that’s just what will happen.

Political parties are already at work putting together programmes they think will win them the most votes. Let's make it really clear that supporting onshore wind is a vote-winner.

MPs like yours can influence their party’s manifesto, but there’s only weeks left before the door closes on this opportunity. Will you tell your MP you want to see their party commit to unblocking onshore wind?

Tell your MP you support onshore wind

If you have any questions then feel free to get in touch. We’d be happy to support you.

Thanks for everything you do,

Ali

1. Energy Voice (2019, Aug 14) New poll shows ‘highest ever’ UK public support for onshore wind.
2. The Times (2019, May 10) Remove the blocks on onshore wind, MPs tell Johnson.
3. Committee on Climate Change (2019, Jul 10) Reducing UK emissions – 2019 Progress Report to Parliament.

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Hi Carl,

My name’s Emma, I’m a campaigner at Possible and just turned 26. In 2040, I’ll be 46 (perhaps I’ll even feel like a grown up!) and I often think about what the world could look like by then. And I’m not the only one - concern about climate change is at an all time high, but right now we’re not seeing the action the climate crisis demands.

We’re united in wanting a cleaner, greener world. The choices that we make and systems that we create over the next ten years will be the foundation on which that world is built.

So let’s choose clean energy. Choose car-free cities. Choose three billion trees. Choose trains over planes. Choose plant-rich diets. Choose to ditch fast fashion.

Do you want to spark these changes?

If you want to see these changes tomorrow, you can help Possible today.

You can help us create, build and share ways to inspire everyone to take meaningful action on climate change. You can help us combine individual actions with nationwide change.

Some of the campaigns we’ve lined up include: calling for party leaders to take part in a televised debate on their climate policies, bringing car-free cities to life, normalising lower carbon holiday travel, challenging fast fashion and making plant-rich diets accessible to all.

Can you help make this possible?

You can make these campaigns a reality. Your support drives change. Your support today will create the action the climate crisis demands.

Yes, I can help turn bold ideas into reality

Whether you donate £5 or £500, your support takes us a leap closer to the world we all want to see.

Thank you for your support,

Emma Kemp, Campaigner

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Hi Carl,

It’s time for our supporter survey.

2019 has been a big year for Possible. With your help we’ve planted thousands of trees in flood-prone areas, made solar powered trains a reality, and inspired politicians across all main political parties to stand up for onshore wind.

We’ve got big plans for 2020. As well as doing more on transport, energy, consumption and land use, we’re going big on getting everyone in the UK feeling confident talking about the climate crisis. From nightclubs to beauty parlours we’re bringing climate conversations to new spaces and new audiences, and building resources to help you do the same.

We’d love to know what you think about what we’re doing and where we should be going. Please could you fill in a short survey?

Tell us what you think

Your feedback is invaluable in shaping what we do. Your views will make sure our campaigns have as much impact as possible, so that together we can take brighter, bolder strides for climate action.

To thank you for your time we’ll enter you into a prize draw to win £50. Can you spare ten to fifteen minutes to tell us what you think?

Share your views

Thank you,

Hannah

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Hi Carl,

For the first time ever, the majority of the UK public have said the climate crisis will influence how they vote.¹ This is our chance for the UK’s first climate election.

The UN has told us we have a decade - or two election cycles - to cut global emissions in half. Yet the public thinks politicians aren’t talking about the climate crisis - or what they plan to do about it - anywhere near enough. If that doesn’t change, we risk losing one of the last chances we have for climate action that can make the difference. Together, we can fix this.

Demand a televised party leaders climate debate

A national, televised party leaders debate on solutions to the climate crisis would be a world first. It would put the defining issue of our time at the top of the agenda for every political leader. It would drive a race to the top in climate action commitments. And it would allow everyone to be part of the most important conversation we’ve ever had.

Most of all, it could be the key to a mandate for the real, urgent change we need.

Let leaders know you want a climate debate now

The election period will be short and frantic. Plans are already being drawn up for debates, so to make this happen we need to make sure party leaders and broadcasters know this is something the public is demanding. If we do this fast, we can win this. It only takes two minutes to add your voice - can you get onboard?

Add your voice

For too long, politicians have failed to come up with real plans to bring about the zero carbon future that we urgently need. But this election is an opportunity to change that.

Thank you,

Max

PS Are you part of an organisation? Great. We’re building a coalition of groups from across the UK to show the breadth of support for a leaders climate debate during this election. Get in touch with Hannah for more info on how your group can get involved.

1. Carrington, D. (2019, Oct 30) Climate crisis affects how majority will vote in UK election – poll. The Guardian.
2. Client Earth (2019, Oct 3) Climate policies could determine next election as public demands action to tackle “greatest challenge facing humankind”.

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What we're up to

Getting ready for the first ever climate election

Election periods are big opportunities to influence politicians, and we’re making the most of it. Max is working with the climate school strikers to push broadcasters and politicians to put on a televised climate debate and over 1000 of you have asked your MP to put onshore wind in their party’s manifesto.

Mainstreaming solar railways

On Monday night Leo dazzled experts in the transport industry. We presented our work in Aldershot and showed powering railways with community-owned solar isn’t a pipe dream - it’s the future of British train travel. (The project also just won the Community Energy Collaboration award - yay).

And let’s not forget - we relaunched!

A huge thank you to everyone who sent in suggestions for the new name, website and visuals. We hope you love Possible as much as we do. Max, Leo, Alice and Sarah produced a report of 10 examples of big bold and practical ideas for tackling the climate crisis.

What you can do

Help make the televised climate debate happen.

Want party leaders to get a televised grilling on climate commitments in the lead up to elections? We do too. It’ll ramp up their ambition, and make sure people in Britain know what they’re voting for. If you haven’t signed our petition yet, what are you waiting for?

Call for the national climate debate

Ask your MP to put onshore wind in their party’s election manifesto.

We’ve got just a couple more weeks until election manifestos are finalised. Your MP could influence what their party commits too. Will you email your MP and remind them the blocks on onshore wind have got to go.

Ask your MP to support onshore wind

Tell us how we can improve

Thanks everyone who has responded to our supporter survey. Your feedback is essential for shaping our work and direction. Do you have five to ten minutes to tell us what you think?

What's one thing we could do differently?

A dose of climate hope

Finally, the UK is producing more electricity from renewable energy than fossil fuels.

The new tomato greenhouse that’s created 360 new jobs for Norfolk and Suffolk will be warmed by waste waste heat.

The Eden Project will soon be generating its own clean energy.

City mayors around the world are using their power to make healthy sustainable diet affordable for all.

The Northern Forest project is getting bigger and bigger - 50 million more trees for Britain.

Become a Changemaker

If we’re going to tackle climate change, we need everyone. Become a Changemaker, and make a monthly donation to Possible today.

Give £20 monthly

Give £15 monthly

Give £10 monthly

Give £5 monthly

The change is coming, and it starts with you.

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Hi Carl,

In the last week we’ve seen that when people push for change, they can win. The government’s recent U-turn on fracking proves that campaigning works, and that even the biggest obstacles can be overcome. And what’s true for fracking is true for wind.

In just a couple of weeks - or less - political parties will be making their election manifestos public. So it’s likely just a matter of days before the door closes for influencing what’s inside. We can’t miss this opportunity - too much is at stake.

Ask your MP to put onshore wind in their party’s manifesto

The UK needs to ramp up our onshore wind energy if we want to hit the target of reaching net zero emissions as soon as possible. If the blocks on onshore wind aren’t lifted, we’ll be failing to deploy a vital tool in the struggle against climate change.

It was an election manifesto that cemented the blocks on onshore wind. An election manifesto can fix it.

Will you push for wind power by telling your MP that onshore wind is a vote winner?

Yes, I’ll push for wind

As always, we’ve got a template email for you to use, and are more than happy to help you get through to your MP. If you have any questions, please get in touch. You can reach me at alethea@wearepossible.org or give me a ring at 020 7738 6688.

Thanks for all your support. Together, we can win this!

Ali

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Hi Carl,

Scientists have told us that government decisions in the 2020s will define our future, locking us into climate breakdown or giving us an opportunity to build a better world. Before they walk into the voting booths in just five weeks’ time, the people of Britain need to know what’s on the table.

So we’re asking party leaders to take part in the first ever TV election debate on climate change and nature. But we’ll only get all of them if they can’t ignore that the public is calling for this.

Add your name and make the climate debate happen

Over 130,000 people have signed our petition for a televised leaders debate on climate and nature, and in just 24 hours four parties - Labour, SNP, the Lib Dems and the Greens ¹ - announced their support. In less than a week 60 organisations with over 10 million members have joined our call. The momentum is with us but in such a short election period there’s no time to lose.

If you haven’t already, please sign and share our petition (it only takes a minute).

Demand a leaders TV climate debate

Already done that? Nice one. Next up - broadcasters!

If the UK’s biggest channels and platforms commit to putting on the debate - it’ll be even harder for leaders to explain why they’re not planning to take part. We’ll see who’s committing to take action - and who won’t even show up and talk to the electorate about the greatest crisis we all face.

To make sure broadcasters know how important this is to their viewers, the message needs to come from the public - and in the thousands.

Email broadcasters now and tell them you want a climate debate

We’ve got a template email for you to use and adapt. Any questions, please get in touch. Just email hello@wearepossible.org.

Thanks for your support,

Max

^{1. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/nov/04/labour-lib-dems-and-snp-call-for-tv-election-debate-on-climate-crisis?}

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Hi Carl,

Check out our Christmas cards!

Possible Christmas cards

Buy a pack of climate-inspired Christmas cards

For £5 (plus p&p) you’ll get a pack of ten beautiful cards featuring five original climate-inspired designs. Naturally, they’re printed on recycled card, packed without plastic and all profits help us empower the people of Britain to take bigger bolder action to tackle the climate crisis.

In the past couple of years our quirky Christmas cards have been a hit, used by companies as well as individuals. Let’s get our friends and family thinking, talking and looking forward to making 2020 the year of climate action.

Get your cards now

Thanks for everything you do,

Hannah

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Hi Carl,

What are you up to tonight? Watching the world’s first leaders climate & nature TV debate? Right answer.

This debate is truly historic. But to ensure it has as much impact as possible on the climate and nature emergency we’re in, we need as many people as possible to watch it.

Will you remind your friends and family to watch by sending them a message?

Share on Whatsapp

Share via email

… or, better yet, watch it with them?

We’ve got suggestions (& bingo cards) on our website for getting your nearest and dearest together for the big event.

Make a night of it

Hundreds of thousands of people demanded that this debate happens. We want millions to watch it. This is the chance to get people engaging in climate solutions like never before: on primetime TV!

Let’s make this the biggest leaders debate yet.

Thanks again for making this happen! We can’t wait.

Max

PS. If you’re in London, join us at the Sekforde pub in Farringdon from 6.30. They’ll be screening the debate live, and it’ll be great to have a group of us there. Register to let us know you’re coming.

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Hi Carl,

Getting a historic TV climate and nature debate confirmed wasn’t easy, but thanks to you, we’ve done it. Whether you’ve tweeted the PM, emailed broadcasters, or signed the petition, you’ve played a massive part in making the campaign a success - and there’s still time to get involved if you haven’t so far!

Now here’s where things get fun.

What? The world’s first TV leaders climate & nature debate
When? THIS THURSDAY (28th November), 7pm.
Where? Channel 4
Why? Climate and nature breakdown is the challenge of the century. With an election round the corner, the people of Britain need to know what our political leaders are going to do about it.

We’ve got two final high priority missions this week we need your help on.

1. The final push for Boris Johnson

As you know, the prime minister is still refusing to participate in the debate, which means he’d be empty-chaired. Transformative action on climate change is needed in the 2020s, so we need to know that our prime minister is willing and able to deliver it. Will you contact your local conservative candidate and ask them to let their party leader know you want to see him join the debate?

Tell your local candidate you want Boris Johnson to join the debate

2. Hyping the debate

You’ve made this debate happen, now we need to make sure as many people as possible watch it. So, let’s make a night of it!

We’ve got suggestions for how you can get people watching - from dinner parties, to debate bingo, to pub screenings. See our website for ideas.

Make a night of it

We’ll send you a reminder in the run up to the debate with information about how you can join the live social media commentary - and where we’ll be watching from (so you can join us if you’re in London), so keep an eye out for that too.

And if you haven’t yet signed the petition, there’s no time like the present to help keep the pressure up on the PM.

As always, thanks for everything, we’re making something big happen here.

Max

PS If you haven’t yet registered to vote - do it! Today’s the last day you can.

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Hi Carl,

We did it! Channel 4 have agreed to screen the first ever leaders climate and nature debate!¹

This is a world first, and it’s all down to your support. If you’ve signed the petition, emailed broadcasters, or tweeted the PM, it’s you taken the campaign this far. If you haven’t yet, there’s still time to get involved and make this even bigger.

Leaders of Labour, the Lib Dems, the Greens and the SNP have said they're up for it. But one key figure is still missing from the conversation. The Prime Minister is the only major party leader still yet to say whether he’ll participate in the debate - but we know for a fact that he’s deciding right now how to respond to Channel 4’s invitation.

Ask the PM to get onside

Hundreds of you have tweeted Boris Johnson asking him to agree to take part, and we know for sure his advisers are working out what to do next. We need to give him one last push and show him that the public really want this.

Everything is falling into place - will you help get the PM on board?

Tell the PM we're waiting for him

Thanks as always for your support,

Max

^1.Taylor, T. & Laville, S. (2019, Nov 21). Boris Johnson set to snub election leaders' debate on climate crisis. The Guardian.

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Hi Carl,

Heads up - the national lottery are ready to give money to community level climate action. Got an idea for a project? or want to work with us to create one? Get in touch with Hannah.

What we're up to

Making the first ever televised climate debate happen

For four weeks Max, Sarah and the youth strikers worked nonstop to get our political leaders to go head to head in a televised climate debate. And, thanks to your support, it happened. Even though our prime minister didn’t show, we’re chuffed to bits that climate action got the pre-election airtime it so badly needs! Haven’t seen it? Watch it on YouTube.

We’re one of the Times Christmas Appeal - this is a big deal.

We’ve been chosen as one of the three charities for the Times Christmas Appeal. As part of their support, the Times are writing eight articles about our work - so keep your eyes peeled. For a small charity like ours, this is huge.

Bringing climate science to beauty parlours (and beyond)

Who said climate science can’t be glamorous? Alice, Emma and Liz have brought together two groups of people that may not often collaborate - nail artists and climate scientists. Beauty bloggers talked about climate action while they got their nails done. The climate-inspired designs will last for weeks - sparking climate convos wherever they go.

What you can do

Ask your local candidates to bring back onshore wind.

We’ve got a week left of local politicians competing for votes. Let’s make the most of it. We’re delighted that Conservatives have removed the ban on onshore wind from their manifesto - make sure your local Conservative candidate will go a step further and support onshore wind.

Let your local candidates know you love wind

Get a friend to commit to climate action

It’s the season for conversations and resolutions. In short, it’s the perfect chance to bring people into the movement. If you’ve been on our email list for a while you’ll know it’s a great way to get active on climate change; we send you a different way to take action almost every week! Could you help us double our impact by getting a friend or two to sign up?

Tell a friend what’s Possible

Sneak climate-action in to your Christmas greetings

Christmas is fast approaching - and Christmas cards are a great way to sneak in climate messaging. Our cards are designed to get people thinking (and talking) about the environment this festive season, and with all the profits going straight to support our work, the more we sell the bigger climate impact we’ll have.

A fiver for festive cards

A dose of climate hope

For the first time ever, political leaders got on TV and spent an hour talking about climate change (well done everyone!)

The Conservative manifesto is NO LONGER hating on onshore wind (again - you did this!).

It looks like Christmas will have a smaller carbon footprint this year (thank goodness for that!)

Coldplay and Massive Attack are decarbonising their concerts. Here’s to this being the new norm.

Politicians in New Zealand are putting party politics aside and tackling climate change together.

Become a Changemaker

If we’re going to tackle climate change, we need everyone. Become a Changemaker, and make a monthly donation to Possible today.

Give £20 monthly

Give £15 monthly

Give £10 monthly

Give £5 monthly

The change is coming, and it starts with you.

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Hi Carl,

Keeping buildings warm is one of the biggest contributors to the UK’s carbon emissions. Meaning - we can’t tackle climate change without clean heating solutions.

We’ve got one we think you’ll love.

If we put heat pumps in parks, we can take the heat that's stored in the soil under the swings and roundabouts and carry it to nearby buildings. If the parks authority owns those buildings, they save money on bills. If someone else owns them, they pay the park for the heat. Either way, that means more money to look after our parks.

And here's the best bit - if we roll this out across the country, we could cut Britain's carbon emissions by eight million tonnes!

Here’s how it works …

This sounds like magic - but it’s not pie-in-the-sky stuff.

For the past year, we’ve been working with Hackney Council to test the theory. We’ve found that if the conditions are right, it can be a real game changer. Fitting parks and playing fields across Britain with heat pumps could provide enough heat for the equivalent of five million homes across the country.

Read the report to see how much heat the parks in your area could provide. If you’re surprised by how much potential your local parks have to help us tackle climate change and warm our buildings, then tell your local council.

Read our parks report

We have solutions - we just need to put them into action.

Neil

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Hi Carl,

If we want to avoid climate breakdown, the next decade needs all of us to seriously step up our climate action. Well, now’s the time of year people are thinking about fresh starts and new goals. Let's use it.

Choose a challenge

From pledging to speak with your MP every month, to shifting how you shop, there are so many ways to turn New Year's resolutions into climate action. So, whether you’re looking for a new challenge yourself, or something to bring your friends and family onboard, we might be of help.

We’ve set up a new pledge tool. Pick a challenge. Choose your time frame. And submit. As soon as we hit 2020 we’ll send you pointers on how you can get going.

Take a pledge

Let’s step in to 2020 by stepping up the climate action,

Max

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Hi Carl,

Climate scientists have given us over a decade to make “rapid, far-reaching and unprecedented changes in all aspects of society” to halve global emissions. Transformation at this scale and speed demands so many completely new ways of thinking and collective action.

In short, the next ten years of climate action must look very different to the last ten years. We need people at the centre, making big progress on every frontier, every day.

Want a step change in climate action?

This year, as a Possible supporter, you’ve helped create world first projects; from powering railways with community solar, to getting politicians discussing climate action in a televised pre-election debate.

You help make the seemingly impossible, possible - you help fire the collective imagination and inspire people to get together and make change happen today.

This is why I’m asking if you’ll help us raise £10,000 for bold, creative and pioneering campaigns to start and flourish in 2020.

Help create more world firsts

We of course target funds from a wide variety of areas but, when it comes to innovation, not many funders are willing to be as bold as needed. So your support is even more valuable.

Donate to spark more climate action

Thank you for all your support,

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