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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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Resource: “How to overcome #climate fatalism” – useful for some in #Manchester ?
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#Didsbury Greening and Growing Group event Sat 31st May #Manchester
Didsbury Greening and Growing Group has announced its first maintenance morning of the year at Fletcher Moss Community Orchard, Didsbury (pictured, during our Green Food Trail 2013). Tasks include cutting/mowing the grass and raking. 10.30am to 1pm Simply email jjzlr2@talk21.com … Continue reading
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Hey, #Manchester, Are you in #climate denial? 3 signs to look for, via “the climate psychologist”
reblogged from here. Are You in Climate Change Denial? Three Signs to Look For A slightly shorter version of this post was published yesterday on the Psychology Today blog, “Contemporary Psychoanalysis in Action” It is easy to scoff at climate … Continue reading
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Polar Bear Facepalm: Alaska Senate candidate in who can deny #climate change the most bid…
You wouldn’t dare make this stuff up if you were a satirist. Too outlandish. Holy cow, what a stoopid species. From here.
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The stories we need to tell ourselves: Greens at best very distant second in #Manchester elections.
There are two ways to have political power. One is to win enough elections to get enough politicians in office so they can form a government. And if they are trying to govern on a radical and transformative platform, they … Continue reading
#Manchester “Open Eco-homes” this weekend (24th/25th May)
Open Eco-homes – 24/25 May Thanks to everyone who contributed to last weekend’s eco-home event, this Saturday and Sunday sees another packed schedule of homes, visits, tours and another bus tour. Click here to see a full list of the … Continue reading
#Manchester #climate Steering Group will not release its first report before AGM: A businessman dissents.
The Manchester “Stakeholder Steering Group” on climate change has refused to release its first annual report, ahead of its Inaugural General Meeting. Martyn Cowsill, a renewable energy businessman, has been rebuffed in his request to see the report, which will … Continue reading
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“Green Teach Meet” on Thurs 19th June – please let all eco-minded teachers in#Manchester know about it
Do you know a teacher who cares about the environment and helping their pupils understand what is happening, and what can be done? If so, please forward the details below to them! The Greater Manchester Growing Schools Hub in partnership … Continue reading
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AfSL announces death of its founder, Chris Wright #Manchester
From Action for Sustainable Living’s website– “It is with deep sadness that we inform you of the sudden and untimely death of AfSL’s founder Chris Wright. Chris was an inspiration to many, many people and he will be greatly missed. … Continue reading
Useful #Manchester eco-digest needs more volunteers!!
The Friends of the Earth email digest needs (and deserves!) your support. The Manchester FoE email digest provides weekly updates of actions, events and environmental news and is very popular with local members and other activists / organisations. As with … Continue reading
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