Possible is a charity that brings people together to help tackle climate change.
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Michele Theil
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We run positive, practical projects all over the UK, giving people a chance to be part of the solution. We also combine these local actions into a force for larger-scale change.
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As the UK’s climate solutions charity, we’ve hatched a plan to create a cleaner, greener, fairer transport system. Turning the tide on traffic means prioritising accessible and affordable public transport, making walking, wheeling and cycling safe and easy, and getting electric vehicles to those who need them.
It’s the end of another year of inspiring climate action, but before we turn the page on a fresh calendar for 2026, we wanted to celebrate the amazing achievements of the year behind us - all thanks to thousands of our supporters.
The UK government has just released a document explaining how it will meet its legally-binding climate targets. Here’s what it contains, what’s missing, and what it means for you.
The UK government has just released a document explaining how it will meet its legally-binding climate targets. Here’s what it contains, what’s missing, and what it means for you.
After over fifteen years of involvement with Possible, our co-founder and Co-Director Leo Murray has taken the decision to move on from the organisation to focus on Riding Sunbeams, a community energy start-up of which he is the Chief Executive Officer.
Toxic air has a major impact on the environment and health, but also on public sector budgets. The European Public Health Alliance found that the annual cost of air pollution to London in 2020 added up to £10.3 billion - that’s £1,175 per person, per year.
Every year in London, thousands of people are injured or killed on our roads. These aren’t just numbers - they’re real lives changed forever. The toll is staggering. Not only in human terms, but financially too. According to our latest research, the total cost to society of serious and fatal road collisions in London last year was over £1.2 billion.
For years, there’s been a narrative that cutting emissions from flying means sacrificing family holidays or pricing ordinary people out of travel. But our new research with the New Economics Foundation shows that this story doesn’t hold up.
We believe our streets should be more than just parking lots for cars — they should be places where communities can come together, relax, and enjoy a bit of green space. That’s why we’re excited to launch not one, but two Parklets Toolkits: one tailored for communities and another for local authorities.
We polled 2,000 cab drivers in London to find out what they think about the switch to greener vehicles and efforts to reduce car use in the city. Find out what they said.