What do we do now that Professor Kevin Anderson has explained the facts of life to Manchester City Council? What is being done about the most helping vulnerable members of Manchester’s communities cope with climate change – read our interview with Aitha Chaudry of the Manchester Black and Minority Ethnic Network (MBEN). What advice does MCFly’s new agony aunt, Miss Movements have to offer? All this and much more in the latest (and “new look”!) 8-page extravaganza that is Manchester Climate Monthly #14…
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With special thanks to our new graphic designer, Bridget Hines, for her excellent logo!
And also with special thanks to Marc Roberts, our enslaved cartoonist.
Manchester Climate Monthly Feb 2013 by
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UPDATE: Sigh. Once again scribd is letting us down. (You get what you pay for, eh?) So, in future we will be posting MCFly using issuu.com.
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Scribd is working for me, I can read it fine…
worked Ok- a bit of funny fonts about but still readable.
Contents, looks and articles layout more and more professional by the way!!