Possible

@wearepossible.bsky.social

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Possible is a climate charity focused on positive climate action. Our vision: A zero carbon society, built by and for the people of the UK. Our mission: inspiring people in the UK to take the action the climate crisis demands.

Tell the government: No new runways to protect our future!
This Clean Air Day call on your local councillor to champion clean air in your community.
Cleaner air benefits all of us.
Clean Air Day: Save the date (18 June 2026)
Get involved in The Great Big Green Week
Tell the government: Ban private jets to protect our holidays!
Raise It For The Climate: The Big Spring Climate Challenge
Image description: Poster image sharing information about job vacancy. The image text reads "Wanted! Communications & Campaigns Officer for ambitious climate charity. Do you want to get stuck into climate campaigns? Do you make content that people love to share? Will you enjoy the challenge of getting diverse audiences excited about climate action? As our Communications and Campaigns Officer, you'll work across all of our campaigns providing day-to-day support and creating engaging content to bring our work to life on digital platforms. 8 months fixed term. Full time, 35hours per week. £32,776 pa. Hybrid or remote."
Try a plant-based diet for 2 weeks! Participate in high-impact diet research
Raise It For The Climate: The Big Spring Climate Challenge
Raise It For The Climate: The Big Spring Climate Challenge
The Big Spring Climate Challenge: Raise It For The Climate
The circular economy growth plan could boost repair and reuse so we're calling on the Prime Minister to release it
Our Clean Air Pledge has been signed by 250 candidates across the capital! Have your local election candidates signed it?
You helped us reach our big give target: £60,000
Last chance to donate!
For one week only! Donations doubled.
Noise Pollution. 267,000 additional flights annually, 756 more planes over local communities every day, 42 extra aircraft every hour.
There's a major opportunity to shift delivery drivers to electric vehicles.
One in ten UK flights is now a private jet.
Londoners don't want more planes in the sky. Only 11% of people surveyed said more aeroplanes should be allowed to fly over London.
Keeping aviation's carbon emissions on track for net zero means the UK overall flying less in 2030 than in 2019.
We're supporting the Healthy Air For London Clean Air Commitment.
Loading a greener London
Climate-friendly transport costs have risen faster than motoring costs for more than three decade.
What would motivate taxi drivers to switch to an electric vehicle? Cost, charging points, battery capacity, and availability are just a few things.
Sustainable Travel Employer
We all want to stay warm this winter…but cosiness shouldn’t cost us our health. This #CleanAirNight share the uncomfortable truth about wood burning.
Our Head of Aviation, Energy & Heat, Ali Warrington with Labour MP, Chris Hinchliff
Wanted! Low-fly Future Campaign Manager. Are you passionate about climate justice and economic fairness? We should talk.
Jack’s grandfather often used a wood burner, but after visiting, Jack would experience concerning health impacts. “I always found after going that my chest just felt worse. My brother as well has got quite bad asthma, and I don’t think anyone really put two and two together, until a bit later, that he’d always have his worst nights just after visiting.
New research shows that air pollution from wood burning stoves & open fires contributes to nearly 2,500 deaths in the UK each year.
Did you know that wood burning is the most polluting way to heat your home? This #CleanAirNight share the uncomfortable truth about wood burning.
75% of the public say private jets should pay at least the same fuel duty as cars. 54% think it should be higher including 79% of labour voters and 78% of reform voters
“We are living in an area where during the winter months we are slowly being poisoned by the behaviour of our neighbours, and we were doing the same to them unwittingly until we had the information and we decided to change our behaviour.” Hazel, Winchester.
The Possible team holding a sign that reads "THANK YOU!"