Local action, measured against physical reality.

Build an inspectable estimate for four local climate levers. Every factor is editable, every result is reproducible, and no scenario is presented as live data or a forecast.

Build a local carbon ledger.

Use adoption rates to model participation. Results are annual scenario estimates, not measured reductions.

Community inputs

Scale the same transparent assumptions from a block to a region.

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10%
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20%

Estimated annual avoided emissions

753.25
tCO2e per year
Electricity
393.75
Buildings
72.00
Transport
216.00
Waste
71.50

User-controlled scenario estimate. Not a live measurement, temperature forecast, or proof of a specific warming outcome.

Electricity + buildings

465.75

tCO2e/year across stationary energy levers

Transport + waste

287.50

tCO2e/year across mobility and materials

Participation signal

17.5%

mean adoption across all four actions

Every assumption is open.

Replace defaults with a local inventory or study. The math updates immediately and the export records what you used.

Compare credible pathways.

These presets change participation only. Use them as starting points, then edit the full ledger.

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Starter coalition

A feasible first campaign weighted toward electricity enrollment and waste diversion.

25%Electricity
10%Buildings
15%Transport
20%Waste

Balanced mobilization

A wider program that raises participation evenly while preserving transparent local assumptions.

45%Electricity
35%Buildings
40%Transport
45%Waste

Ambitious local push

A high-participation scenario for testing scale, capacity, and the assumptions that matter most.

75%Electricity
65%Buildings
70%Transport
75%Waste

Take the useful result with you.

The Markdown brief includes your scope, adoption rates, assumptions, per-lever results, total estimate, saved comparisons, formula, and caveat.

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