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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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Upcoming event: #ExtinctionRebellion #Manchester social – Mon 22 April, 6pm
This copied from XR Manchester’s facebook page (with permission). If you’ve got questions about Extinction Rebellion (what, why, how, who etc) then go along. You can buy the editor of Manchester Climate Monthly a pint, if you like… Come along … Continue reading
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URGENT: #climate grief support network needed in #Manchester
Manchester needs a network of support for people who are dealing with the full horror and dread of climate change. “Established” activists have mostly forgotten what it is like to be hit between the eyes by the likely impacts, the … Continue reading
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Interview with a #Manchester #Extinction Rebellion person 02
Here’s another interview with an Extinction Rebellion person in Manchester. Others to follow… (here’s a link to the first) 1. Who are you, why did you get involved, what have you done in Mcr and in London I am Paul … Continue reading
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Interview with a #Manchester #ExtinctionRebellion activist 01
Yesterday a detailed and powerful account of one Manchester activist’s time in London appeared on Medium. Today we publish the first of what is hopefully a series of interviews with Manchester activists who have been in London. If you are/were … Continue reading
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Detailed report on Extinction Rebellion in London by #Manchester activist. #climate #climatebreakdown @ExtinctionR
This below is from Claire Stocks, and is well worth your time. London Climate Change Protests: what I learnt from four days blocking city streets and why I did it I’m one of 10,000 people who joined protests across … Continue reading
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Job Alert: Env Sustainability Data Analyst, University of #Manchester
from here. Environmental Sustainability Data Analyst and Project Co-ordinator (Part time) Job Reference : PSX-13753 Location : Oxford Road, Manchester Closing Date : 24/04/2019 Salary : Starting at £27,025 per annum (pro rata) Employment Type : Fixed Term Faculty / Organisational Unit : Professional Services Division … Continue reading
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FoIA abt #Manchester City Council and #climate change policy
This below was sent to informationcompliance@manchester.gov.uk yesterday… Dear Sir/Madam I am writing to request information about the City Council’s climate change policy. I used to live in Moss Side. I now live in “Whalley Range”, at least according to the … Continue reading
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Summer is coming: 6 ways to maintain momentum & morale after the May #Climate Strike. #Manchester #oldfartclimateadvice
Some thoughts on what the climate strikers and their allies and supporters could do to sustain morale and momentum after the May strike On Friday May 24th the next climate strikes happen around the UK, and presumably the world too. There’s … Continue reading
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PhD opportunity: The Social Lives of Batteries and New Energy Materials
Hello Manchester Climate people – some of you will know students and wannabe students who might be interested in this – do pass it on to them! The Social Lives of Batteries and New Energy Materials 3 year, fully … Continue reading
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Interview with #climate activist Sharon Adetoro
PLEASE, read all of this. PLEASE share it in all your networks. Sharon Adetoro is the mother of Lillia, a young climate striker (interview here). She kindly took the time to interview the following questions. 1. Can you say a … Continue reading
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