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2018 will be remembered as the year the world woke up to the plastic peril, thanks in no small part to the “Blue Planet 2” series, and the film “A…
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October Meeting
‘Building Local Resilience’ with Anna Francis from Frome Town Council. Anna’s role focuses on helping Frome households, organisations and businesses become more resilient, self-reliant and sustainable…
A Greener Bradford – Saturday 8th September
There will be a number of stands including one from Climate Friendly BoA. If you might be able to help man this please email climatechampions@gmail.com. In any case do come…
September Meeting
Retrofitting existing buildings for lower carbon emissions with Dr Francis Moran, Research Associate, Centre for Energy and the Design of Environments (EDEn), University of Bath Historic dwellings in the UK…
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Local News : Longstanding grants for insulation ending this September - t.co/5jiwhllEHL
After many years, funding for cavity wall and loft insulation is coming to an end. If you’ve put it off now is the time to get a grant before it’s too late. Insulating your home is one of the best ways of saving energy, lowering your bills and keeping your home warm in winter and cool in the summer.
Our Warm and Safe service can refer you to an accredited contractor to get a free, no obligation quote – depending on your house and heating type the grant may pay for all of the work.
Contact Warm and Safe on 0800 038 5722 or email warmandsafe@cse.org.uk to book a survey before the funding has gone in September.
ocm.wiltshire.gov.uk
Tweet After many years, funding for cavity wall and loft insulation is coming to an end. If you’ve put it off now is the time to get a grant before it’s too late. Insulating your home is one of the best ways of saving energy, lowering your bills and keeping your home warm in winte...
Under current proposals, the body to be charged with overseeing the UK’s environmental protections would not be able to take the government to court, a key power under the current legislation, which comes from the EU.
That would leave the watchdog without “teeth”, said the Bar Council, which represents the UK’s barristers, and would not replicate the current legal framework for safeguarding key issues from air and water quality to biodiversity.
Lawyers say Gove proposals for Brexit environmental watchdog are useless
theguardian.com
Bar Council say planned new UK watchdog lacks teeth, as it will not be able to take the government to court
Risk of 'Hothouse Earth' despite CO2 cuts
bbc.co.uk
Researchers warn that even limited climate warming could trigger conditions not seen in a million years.
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This is hugely serious
If we’re to have any hope of averting the worst of the #climate crisis, policy must be based on what the scientific evidence demands, not on what is deemed to be “politically acceptable”
https://t.co/Hi2JArokzz
@MarshfieldIces - why have you swapped to black plastic for your tub lids? It isn't recyclable by @wiltscouncil 😒 Please bring back cardboard lids! @SlimBinsWilts @goingzero2050 #LessPlastic @plasticSrubbish @PlasticFreeTues #plasticpollution #PlasticFreeTuesday
@PeterDunfordCEM Thanks to Holy Trinity for organising! @BoATownCouncil are working hard on this, with Alex Kay leading the charge - signed up to the #plasticfree initiative, and installing solar panels on St Margaret’s as part of our progress toward this @goingzero2050 pledge!
@SustainDevizes @goingzero2050 @claireperrymp Hmmm...nor did @michelledonelan despite attending ‘A Greener Bradford’ @goingzero2050 at the weekend. Poor show!