We’re celebrating huge news for our climate - the government has just lifted the ban on onshore wind! After years of campaigning, we can finally make the most of the UK’s blustery weather and say hello to cheap, locally-produced, clean energy.
Read MoreWe now have five years to drive forward real climate action, and there isn’t a second to spare. Here’s five things we could make happen with a new government.
Read MoreOur new report sets out a vision for reinvestment in coaches across the UK, including a proposal for a new network of coach routes for the north of England.
Read MoreParking policy is a key tool councils have to tackle climate change and reduce our reliance on cars, but hardly any are using these powers effectively. Having evaluated all London councils, we’ve published the findings of this research in an interactive map of London.
Read MoreWe’re one of a group of environmental organisations who have written to the main broadcasters to ask them to commit to giving the climate the coverage it deserves in this election.
Read MoreIn March this year, we invited 12 drivers in Oxford to go three weeks without using their cars. This was part of a collaborative research project to show the opportunities and challenges for car-free living in the city, and what local decision makers can do to help more people choose public transport and/or active travel.
Read MoreWe know that we need to take action to cut flights if we have any chance of keeping aviation emissions in line with our climate goals.
With your help, we’re taking action against excessive aviation emissions and putting forward positive, practical solutions.
Read MoreTo help make the case for more School Streets and similar measures, Possible have teamed up with the brilliant new campaign group Solve the School Run on a special project to work out exactly how much of the congestion on local roads during the morning rush hour is down to school run traffic - and we need your help!
Read MoreIn March, we invited 12 drivers in Oxford to give up their cars for 3 weeks. Our drivers cut carbon, saved money, and found a new love for car-free travel that they plan to keep up for the long term. Read what our participants had to say…
Read MoreHammersmith Bridge has been closed to motor traffic for five years today. Politicians of all parties routinely make big promises about getting traffic flowing again. However, nobody wants to foot the bill. The reality is that cars won’t be coming back any time soon. The question is: would that be such a bad thing?
Read MoreToday, over a dozen organisations have joined us in writing to the UK government to raise our concerns about the ban on onshore wind. The ongoing de facto ban on onshore wind projects is standing in the way of the UK achieving its vital climate targets, and preventing households across the country from accessing cheap, secure energy.
Read MoreOver 100 organisations have now signed up our Climate Perks scheme, meaning they’ll give their staff paid ‘journey days’ on top of annual leave for flight-free travel. Employers who have signed up include architects, accountants, legal firms, NGOs, the government’s own climate advisors, and more…
Read MoreA positive solution for clean, cheaper home heating is within reach. If our politicians act now, the UK could keep homes warm and heating bills down, with locally produced clean energy.
Read MoreThe people of Paris want cleaner, greener streets. And by voting for action against SUVs in Sunday’s city-wide referendum, they’ve taken a huge step towards that vision. If it can happen in Paris, it can happen here!
Read MoreThe vast majority of Premier League journeys can be made by coach in under four and a half hours. Yet some of the top teams are choosing to use private jets - driving up carbon emissions and threatening our progress to creating the zero carbon Britain we need. So we’re taking action to tackle football’s flight problem - will you help?
Read MoreWe’re winding down for a rest at the end of another huge year of climate action, but before we do - we wanted to look back at everything we’ve achieved together in 2023.
