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Our "leaders" are going to keep making empty promises. It makes them feel good. It gets the activists to act like zombie kittens. If you want to have some self-respect and perhaps make a difference (actual facts may vary), then find a functioning group that cares about your skills and knowledge - what you have, what you want. One useful group might be www.climateemergencymanchester.net - you can email them on contact@climateemergencymanchester.net-
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Monthly Archives: November 2019
Filming #Manchester Council meetings IS allowed, despite what you are told.
The tl:dr – chairs of committees and senior officers of Manchester City Council receive NO training in the rights of citizens to film meetings. If they make claims about filming that mean citizens are misinformed of their rights, there is … Continue reading
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Upcoming Event: Climate Jargon Buster Green Drinks, Thurs 21st, #Manchester
On Thursday 21st November, the next “Green Drinks” will be held at the Methodist Hall on Oldham St, central Manchester. Details on the poster here. No need to book, just turn up. It’s a session about the jargon around climate … Continue reading
Prof Kevin Anderson on #climate, Cohen and what is to be done… #Manchester
Before you watch this footage of Professor Kevin Anderson (filmed in WonkyCam), please fill in this very short survey from Climate Emergency Manchester (1). You can do it anonymously… Prof Kevin Anderson, of University of Manchester’s Tyndall Centre was in … Continue reading
Upcoming event: The Circular Economy for Textiles: are we nearly there? #Manchester 25 November.
Booking via here. Description The Circular Economy for Textiles: are we nearly there? Date:Â Monday 25th November 2019 Time:Â Wine reception 5.30pm, lecture 6pm Location:Â GM LT2, Geoffrey Manton Building, Manchester M15 6LL Tickets:Â Free – Available on Eventbrite Achieving sustainability in textiles … Continue reading
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Upcoming Friday: Inspirational Australian … film, this Friday, #Manchester
From Greenpeace- Calling all families, eco-warriors & documentary lovers: what would the future look like if we simply embraced the best that exists today? 2040Â is an Australian documentary that takes a solutions-based approach to how we can, using the technology … Continue reading
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Upcoming:” Plastic waste, The science and the theology” Uni of #Manchester, 20 November
Peter Budd, Professor of Polymer Chemistry, will consider the science of plastics and the role of theology in driving social change All are welcome to attend ‘Plastic waste: The science and the theology’ on Wednesday, 20 November at 1pm in … Continue reading
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Upcoming event: Drive yourself wild, electrically Thurs 12th December in #Manchester
EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED FROM 16th November to Thurs 12th December What: A test drive day for people seriously considering switching to a more eco-friendly* form of transport in the electric car. ,  It’s in conjunction with Transport for … Continue reading
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Upcoming event: Innovation and #climate change, #Manchester 26/27 November
So this below (click here to register)Â is coming up. Before we get there- The following is worth noting- There is no email list for people in Manchester to hear about stuff the Council is putting on to do with … Continue reading
Job Alert: Bridge 5 Mill, Assistant Manager- Building and Events #Manchester
JOB DESCRIPTION:Â Â Â Bridge 5 Mill: Assistant Manager: Building and Events Working as part of a small team, the Bridge 5 Mill Assistant Events and Building Manager will work across all aspects of our work in the building including; reception, events, office … Continue reading
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Breaking: Zero carbon date  for #Manchester to be discussed. Transparently and openly? Well, it depends on your definition…
The Executive of Manchester City Council WILL receive a ‘zero carbon by when?’ report this year. Speaking today at the City Council’s Neighbourhoods and Environment Scrutiny Committee (1), Councillor Annette Wright (2) stated “I’ve confirmed with the Leader [Richard Leese] … Continue reading
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