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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...
COP26: A call to action
How can SECA member groups gear up for COP26 in Glasgow this November and get behind the UN's climate goals? In this article, Viviane Doussy lays out the challenge and issues a call for action to SECA members to think creatively about how they can take advantage of...
COP26: What is it and why it matters
The COP26 Climate Summit starts in Glasgow on November 1st. It will be a major milestone in global efforts to get on top of climate change, and hopefully a turning point. The summit will be a focal point for all kinds of lobbying, campaigning, and manoeuvring, and...
Embedding Climate Change in Decision-Making: The Hampshire Toolbox
Agreeing ambitious targets is an essential first step in getting on top of climate change. But how do councils then proceed to ensure that climate considerations are embedded in real world decision making within their complex organisations? Hampshire County Council...
There’s no Planet B: But welcome to Planet Woking
Imaginative and effective communication is essential for any local council looking to play a leadership role in galvanising climate action. In this blog, Lara Beattie, explains how Woking Borough Council in Surrey has stepped up to address this challenge with their...
Councils make a strong start on climate action plans despite Covid
Every council across the South East, from Hampshire to Kent, has now formally recognised the climate emergency or stated their intention to take action on the climate. But what has been done to turn these pledges into concrete action? SECA has been keeping tabs on...
