News roundup: clean power on the rise, and updates from our favourite community projects

8 year old students asking for a healthier future for kids!

Our friends from 10:10 Chiang Mai have been busy raising awareness in schools and at city level. Check out their blog for details.

Down in Brighton & Hove, the council are working out the best way to support people using wood burners for low-carbon heating, and the 10:10 team is helping out with a quick survey. If you're a Brighton resident, why not take five minutes to fill it out and help shape the city's carbon-cutting plans?
If you're based in Berlin and missed Katie's 10:10 presentation at the green drinks earlier this week, or want to ask any follow-up questions, just drop her a line.
Huge congrats to pioneer Tracey and her team at Kyocera, who just won a couple of awards in the Reading Cycle Challenge. Find out more here.
It's been nine months since three grassroots carbon-cutting projects got their cheques from our Pitch Pledge Party crowdfunding event, and they're all making great progress. Check out the latest update blogs from Energise Barnet, Remade in Edinburgh and the Centre for Sustainable Healthcare to find out more.

And another exciting project: HIVOS, a 10:10 organisation in the Netherlands, is working with the population of Indonesian island Sumba to help them get 100% of their energy from renewables within 10 years. Take a look at the video above.
Do you want to charge your hoverboard with clean power in 2030? Then follow more than a thousand fellow 10:10ers and ask DECC to sort it out via our handy tool.

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