1) Show it

• Example: Share photos or videos of renewable systems and appliances within the zone that don't rely on fossil fuels. This could include installations such as air source heat pumps, wind power generators, solar technologies, induction stoves, electrified tools and more.
• Importance: Whether it's showcasing innovative power solutions, efficient heating methods, or alternative energy sources, visual documentation serves as a powerful testament to the tangible impact of the documented zone's sustainability initiatives, inspiring others to adopt similar practices.

2) Share documents

• You can share copies of contracts or receipts for obtaining renewable energy. You may redact sensitive information.
• Importance: These contracts or receipts not only demonstrate the commitment of the documented zone but also serve as proof of investment in sustainable energy sources.

3) Add credibility

• Example: Articles, reports, or speeches in the media discussing the end of fossil fuel activities in the zone, supported by relevant website links. This could include a city's commitment to renewable energy goals or a feature on a private homeowner's journey to a fossil free lifestyle.
• Importance: External validations like these add credibility to the zone’s story, capturing attention and support from a wider audience.

In Transition?

Back it up

• Example: Official papers, decisions, or laws showing that the zone will no longer burn or extract oil, gas, and coal.
• Importance: These provide tangible evidence of the zone's commitment to change, aiding in the verification of the transition away from fossil fuels.