The Green Health Partnership helps people connect with nature through local green spaces and outdoor activities, they're improving health and wellbeing while building healthier, more resilient communities Read more about their work at: https://carboncopy.eco/initiatives/green-health-partnership

Healthcare is no longer just about treating illness, it's also increasingly about adapting to the impacts of a changing climate. Because climate action isn't just about protecting the planet. It's about protecting our health, too. Discover more: carboncopy.eco/initiatives #Healthcare #ClimateAction

The effects of climate change are already affecting our health. But solutions are already underway. Across the UK, hospitals, healthcare professionals and communities are finding ways to improve patient care while reducing environmental impact. Discover more: carboncopy.eco/initiatives.

The Bee Network is showing what's possible. By creating an integrated network of walking, cycling, buses, trams and trains, Greater Manchester is making it easier to choose alternatives to the car for everyday journeys: https://carboncopy.eco/initiatives/the-bee-network

Road transport remains the UK's largest source of nitrogen oxide emissions, contributing to air pollution that affects millions of people across the UK. But communities are already showing there's another way. Discover more inspiring climate stories at carboncopy.eco/initiatives.

Long queues, packed motorways and delayed journeys are a familiar part of the holiday season. But when heavy traffic coincides with hotter weather, it can also mean poorer air quality. The good news is that communities across the UK are already showing making a difference Full story on our website

As heatwaves become more common, schools and communities are having to rethink how we create safe, healthy spaces for children to spend time outdoors. That's exactly what The Green Team is doing. Explore more inspiring climate stories from across the UK: carboncopy.eco/initiatives/the-green-team

When children have to stay indoors because it's too hot to play outside, that's a climate story. Climate change is reshaping something as ordinary as breaktime. Climate action should give children better childhoods. Explore the projects already making a difference at carboncopy.eco #ClimateAction

As heatwaves become more common, something as simple as playtime is changing. What we need is climate action that also creates places where children can learn, play and thrive. Read the full blog on our website: https://carboncopy.eco/blog/indoor-play-is-a-climate-story

Projects like Ferry Farm Community Solar and MaidEnergy Coop show how renewable energy can create benefits that last far beyond installation day. Explore more → https://carboncopy.eco/ #UpTheEnergy #CommunityEnergy #CommunityPower #Changeprint

Projects like Glasgow Community Energy and Yealm Community Energy show that when local people own energy projects, communities can decide where the benefits go — creating opportunities that last. Explore more → https://carboncopy.eco/changeprint #UpTheEnergy #CommunityEnergy #Changeprint

Projects like Exeter Community Energy and OVESCO Sunny Solar Schools show that community energy can support community initiatives and improve spaces people use every day. Explore more: https://carboncopy.eco/changeprint #UpTheEnergy #CommunityEnergy #ClimateAction #Changeprint #YouthClimateAction

Wimbledon is a climate story🎾Climate change is already shaping summer sport & sport is responding. Wimbledon has started embedding climate action into how it runs. What could your club copy? Discover ideas already working → https://carboncopy.eco/changeprint/report #Wimbledon #ClimateAction

In the latest episode of the Salix Finance podcast, Carbon Copy founder Ric Casale reflects on why local action matters. 🎧 Listen now wherever you get your podcast. #LocalClimateAction #CarbonCopy

In the latest episode of the Salix Finance podcast, Carbon Copy founder Ric Casale reflects on why climate action becomes more powerful when it connects with people’s everyday lives, values and sense of agency. 🎧 Listen to the full conversation wherever you get your podcast. #ClimateAction

In the latest episode of the Salix Finance podcast, Carbon Copy founder Ric Casale reflects on why stories of community-led climate action remain one of the most hopeful parts of climate work 🎧 Listen now wherever you get your podcast #LocalClimateAction #CarbonCo

Egni Co-operative & Meadow Blue Community Energy show how community-owned energy can turn everyday places into something bigger, creating cleaner energy & supporting communities. Start creating your changeprint → https://carboncopy.eco/changeprint #UpTheEnergy #Changeprint

Buttermere Community Hydro and Transition Bro Gwaun are helping create long-term income that supports local priorities. Start creating your community’s Changeprint → https://carboncopy.eco/changeprint #UpTheEnergy #Changeprint

Projects like Power Up North London and South East London Community Energy are supporting people with energy costs, & creating opportunities. Discover how your community could create its own Changeprint → https://carboncopy.eco/changeprint #UpTheEnergy #Changeprint

In Fort William, cycling was often seen as something exclusive, but the Fort William Bike Shed project saw an opportunity to make cycling feel rooted in everyday community life. What made the project successful was the relationships, trust and sense of shared ownership that grew around it over time.

Many of the UK’s most impactful local climate projects didn’t start with large budgets. They started with people sharing skills, spaces, time and energy. We explore the idea of abundance: recognising the strengths that already exist within communities and using them to create change together.

The climate crisis can feel overwhelming when faced alone. But something shifts when people come together to process it collectively. 🎧 Full podcast episode wherever you get your podcast

Climate conversations can’t just stop at awareness. They need to create connection, momentum, and a sense of agency. Meaningful climate action grows through conversations, shared ideas, and people supporting each other to take action. 🎧 Full podcast episode wherever you get your podcast

Facing the reality of the climate crisis can feel overwhelming. But one of the strongest antidotes to hopelessness is connection and action. 🎧 Full episode wherever you get your podcast

There’s hope in knowing we already have the tools to tackle the climate crisis. As Nick Oldridge put it: it’s the difference between watching your house burn down with nothing you can do..and standing there with a fire hose in your hands. 🎧 Listen to the full episode wherever you get your podcasts.

Today we’re launching From Footprint to Changeprint: High-Impact Local Climate Action Guide, exploring what makes local climate and nature projects truly successful. The findings highlight 12 key success factors behind impactful projects. 👉 Download: https://carboncopy.eco/changeprint/report

A Changeprint is practical and measurable: less waste, real savings for charities, and significant emissions avoided — all through making reuse easier and more accessible. 👉Every action leaves a Changeprint. Discover more fantastic examples like this one on carboncopy.eco

Stroud Valleys Project's Changeprint can be felt in fuller habitats, growing volunteer energy, and stronger connections between people who care for the same places. 👉Every action leaves a Changeprint. Discover more fantastic examples like this one on carboncopy.eco

Here, impact shows up in many forms at once: emissions cut, local projects backed, and community groups given the support they need to succeed. 👉 Glasgow Community Energy's Changeprint is about far more than carbon savings. Discover Changeprint: carboncopy.eco/changeprint

When people come together to restore nature: trees take root, biodiversity returns, communities get involved, and awareness spreads. 👉 Discover more about growing your Changeprint: carboncopy.eco