Climate change solutions UK

The aim of this page is to recognise, celebrate and encourage the self-empowerment of UK community agency networks (CANs) and community groups' activism discovering, innovating and implementing Climate change solutions. Learn about how communities positively impact through different projects and collaborations.

The Environmental Justice Commission

Authors: Institute for Public Policy Research, Jul 14, 2021

• Rapid Transition Alliance, Rapid economic transition, including widespread behaviour change to sustainable lifestyles, is necessary to live within planetary ecological boundaries and to limit global warming to below 1.5 degrees. Rapid transition shows examples of evidence-based hope for change whose speed and potential scale will steer us towards staying within those boundaries and which advance social justice. Content published under a Creative Commons license. added 14:51, 22 January 2020 (UTC)

see A People's Food Policy, Environment, Policy proposals 6.4 & 6.5

See: Towards a more democratic and climate friendly way of meeting housing need across England, Embodied carbon

• Climate Emergency Retrofit Guide, leti.london, added 12:28, 21 October 2021 (UTC)

"Working collectively with LETI on developing this guide has been both a learning and empowering experience. We are all on a journey of upskilling amid the Climate Emergency, but we must do it quickly, and the collaborative approach is the only way. ACAN are focusing on both public engagement on retrofit, with the launch of our campaign Households Declare, and also cross industry collaboration working with and supporting other campaigns such as the AJ's Retrofirst campaign. We are excited for the launch of this guide as we truly believe it will serve the industry as a base platform for understanding the scale of the challenge but also inspire ways in which we can urgently, effectively, and safely address and replicate solutions at scale." Sara Edmonds ACAN

• Passivhaus, climateemergency.uk

Making Sense of Land Use, Sep 3, 2019 sharedassets.org.uk

• Green New Deal, neweconomics.org

A report commissioned by the 4 Day Week campaign from Platform London, and published in May 2021, found that shifting to a four-day working week without loss of pay could shrink the UK's carbon footprint by 127 million tonnes per year by 2025. This represents a reduction of 21.3%, and is more than the entire carbon footprint of Switzerland....Stop the clock, The environmental benefits of a shorter working week, [1]

• Zero Carbon Britain, Centre for Alternative Technology
• Climate Action Co-Benefits Toolkit, Cutting carbon and improving people's lives, ashden.org
• Solutions, climateemergency.uk
• Ten bold Ideas [2] from Possible
• 31 Climate Actions for Councils, ashden.org added 16:14, 5 February 2020 (UTC), date not found on web page

See also: Carbon literacy, List of climate assemblies, Towards a more democratic and climate friendly way of meeting housing need across England, Visions, Visions UK

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