South East Climate Alliance
We are a coalition of local environment, community and faith groups across South East England uniting for urgent action on climate change.
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Step Change: Report back on 2021 Networking Event
How can we in the South East help drive the “Step Change” needed to tackle the climate and biodiversity crisis? That was the ambitious focus for this year's Annual Networking Event, held on June 19th. With the COP26 Climate Summit in November as our prompt, we...
What next after the ABCD pledges?
Following our very successful ABCD Climate Action Pledge campaign there are now 36 county councillors and 28 district/borough councillors in post across the SECA region who have pledged their support for urgent climate action and divestment. So where do we go from...
64 SECA Climate Pledge candidates elected!
The results of the local elections are in and sixty four of the candidates who signed the SECA ABCD climate pledge have been elected across the South East. This is an encouraging outcome and a sign that both candidates and voters want climate to stay centre stage for...
How Green is my Parish? The IMPACT Community Carbon Calculator
Estimating your current carbon footprint is an important step in identifying where emissions are coming from and deciding how best to tackle them. The IMPACT Community Carbon Calculator is a powerful and user-friendly new tool that allows you to do this at the parish...
The ABCD Pledge: getting climate on the local election agenda
Local elections are coming up on May 6th. Candidates for county, borough and district councils are joining in and signing the ABCD climate action pledge. They are agreeing, if elected, to press their council to: Aim higher, Build partnerships, Communicate, and...
Factoring in behaviour: What measures work best in cutting emissions?
Cutting carbon is a people problem, not just a technical one. Individual behaviour and preferences make a massive difference in determining which carbon-savings measures are likely to be adopted, and thus how much impact they’ll have. Hampshire County Council wanted...
