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Planetary health · Swansea, UK

A beautiful planet. Not just an alive one.

Health means more than survival.

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Planetary health is the one bottom line.

Everything we love rests on it.

A green river winding through wetland at sunrise.

Homeostasis is the goal.

A planet in balance. One our future inhabitants would like to live on.

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Warming is speeding up.

Foster and Rahmstorf (2026) found it, at over 98% confidence.

Low cloud over green mountains reflected in a still lake.

1.5 C may be passed around 2030.

The 2026 Indicators of Global Climate Change update says so.

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Cut methane. Win back nearly 0.3 C.

Up to 45% less human methane by 2030 could avoid nearly 0.3 C by the 2040s.

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Neighbours acting together are a lever too.

Your street is where it starts.

Big fixes are being studied.

Each one carries risks.

Survival mode is a trap.

Fear and money fill our days. Health comes last.

Thrive instead.

A full cup overflows. Then we can fill the cups of others.

One person serving a shared meal to another.

Safety lives in community.

Do not gather seeds alone. Support one another.

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Social media can shift.

From misinformation to positivity, from global to local.

Planetary health at a glance · United Kingdom

Current state against the published desired state. Demo figures, not live.

Demo figures, not live. Plastics and environmental quality are not shown.

How we help · Individuals

Do something useful. See what others are doing.

Join Co-Sy. It is free for individuals. Find your community. Share what you did.

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Individuals

Join your local group

After a screening, the next step is a local group.

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IndividualsExample

I paid it forward

A member One person’s good deed, told in two sentences.

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How we help · Organisations

Add your group. Reach your community.

Formal or not, you are welcome. Add your organisation, project or initiative. Use the back-office tools. Expand your reach.

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Organisations

Sabrina Love Foundation

Cares for children with disabilities, aged 2 to 18, and their families in Bitou.

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Organisations

Holos Earth Academy

Talks with transcripts and PDFs, and the Holos Earth Alliance for members.

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How we help · Councils

Host your area. Lift your places.

A Parish Council (local council) can host an area page. Place recommended projects in front of your residents. See what is working, and where.

Local fact needed
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Institutions

Recommended projects for your place

A community garden, an outdoor gym, a skate park, a third place.

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Institutions

Funds open near you

Groups near you can plan one bid together.

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How we help · Global initiatives

Bring your campaign to local communities.

The campaign is yours. The reach is local. Learn from organisations. Speak to them. Link them.

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Institutions

One question, asked in many places

Climate Emergency Centres link their assemblies, so the answers travel.

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Institutions

After the Briefing, people gather

After a People’s Emergency Briefing screening, viewers join a local group.

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