Research, reports, guides, maps, advice sheets, environmental research, company information and case studies from across all areas of our work to improve energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions, fuel poverty and waste.
Fact and Advice sheets
Posters from the Zero Waste Leith Flyspotting campaign which aims to prevent flytipping in Leith. They provide useful information about how to legally dispose of bulky items and to report flytipping to Edinburgh Council so that Leith can enjoy cleaner, greener streets. Copyright © Changeworks 2018.
Publications
Summary of the Zero Waste Leith Flyspotting campaign which aims to prevent flytipping in Leith. It describes the key research findings upon which the campaign was built, the elements of the campaign materials and how you can help.
Fact and Advice sheets
Action for a greener life: Go screen free at the weekend!
Videos and Webinars
Tips can be handy. Taking action is even better! Changeworks’ Greener Lifestyles campaign is about inspiring us all to cut our carbon footprint – and seeing the real difference it makes to our lives. Here’s a round-up of our 30 actions for a greener life, part of our activities to celebrate 30 years of Changeworks.
Fact and Advice sheets
Action for a greener life: Get involved in a litter pick
Fact and Advice sheets
A contractor guide for householders in Tweeddale who are interested in installing energy efficiency measures.
Other
Waste Education Resources for Primary and Secondary Schools is a collection of high-quality, online waste reduction activities and materials for teachers. This time saving resource supplements the workshops and assemblies delivered by Changeworks’ Waste Education team.
Fact and Advice sheets
Action for a greener lifestyle - Reduce your water footprint
Fact and Advice sheets
Action for a greener lifestyle - Take part in Earth Hour
Videos and Webinars
Official launch of Zero Waste Leith, hosted by Changeworks on 24 January 2018. Zero Waste Leith is a Changeworks project funded by Zero Waste Scotland and the European Regional Development Fund until March 2020. It aims to create a long lasting legacy of zero waste in Leith and to develop approaches that will help other parts of Scotland achieve Scotland’s Zero Waste Plan.
