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Making Devolution Work for Climate and Nature: latest news

Making Devolution Work for Climate and Nature: latest news

Our joint campaign with Hampshire Climate Action Network (HCAN) and other English climate networks continues.Thanks to all the SECA groups who rallied to show their support and provided photos for our new video! The Devolution Bill will come out soon, and next year in...

Making Devolution Work For Climate And Nature: How You Can Help

Making Devolution Work For Climate And Nature: How You Can Help

SECA has joined forces with Hampshire Climate Action Network (HCAN) and 11 other climate action networks to call for statutory duties on climate and nature to be included in the English Devolution Bill. The Devolution Bill is currently being drawn up in order to put...

Making Devolution Work for Climate and Nature

Making Devolution Work for Climate and Nature

The South East Climate Alliance has joined forces with 12 other climate action networks from across England to urge the Government to build statutory duties on climate and nature into the Devolution White Paper currently under discussion in Parliament, so they are...

SECA members respond to Call for Action

SECA members respond to Call for Action

More than 100 of us representing around 50 member organisations gathered in Guildford on 1 February for SECA’s Annual Gathering. This year’s theme was 2030: A Call To Action, looking at what needs to be done for us to hit our climate targets. While the science, the...

Local Climate and Nature Action – what we’ve learned, and a warning

Local Climate and Nature Action – what we’ve learned, and a warning

Lewes District Council has recently revised its climate and nature strategy and action plan to bring its plan for reaching Net Zero up to date. This blog from Green Party Councillor and Cabinet Member for Climate Nature & Food Systems, Emily O’Brien, describes how...

Supporting local authorities on climate action

Supporting local authorities on climate action

Tilly Campbell recently completed a dissertation at the University of Leeds examining how cross-sector collaboration is supporting local authorities with the delivery of climate action. She interviewed a number of figures in the SECA area, and this blog outlines her...

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