Ir you give a damn, find a functional group
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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Deyika Nzeribe memorial fund
From here Deyika Nzeribe, a beloved son, brother, friend and father of three passed away suddenly on New Year’s Day 2017. This came as a great shock to all who knew him. Deyika was a tireless advocate for human rights, … Continue reading
Event Report: Kevin Anderson on informed hope Trumping despair…
The tl:dr. Professor Kevin Anderson, one of the most plain-spoken and photogenic* climate scientists on the planet still isn’t willing to say that we are definitely doomed. Graphs and well-aimed barbs at policy-makers and climate scientists ensued…. [* he’s a bloke, … Continue reading
Green drinks #Manchester 24th Jan 2017 #climate
Well, it will be interesting to see if this version of Green Drinks lasts longer, and is less boring and corporate, than the previous attempts . Kudos to whoever is trying to get it going again… Watch this space, I … Continue reading
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Deyika Nzeribe (1966-2017) A Tribute
These beautiful words are from Deyika’s friend Peter Kalu, reposted with permission. Deyika Nzeribe (1966 -2017) Tribune of the People The first visual memory I have of Deyika is from close to a couple of decades ago. It’s Summer. He’s … Continue reading
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A further tribute to Deyika Nzeribe
This beautiful summation below, republished with permission, is from Zahra Alijah, a Councillor for Fallowfield Ward, Manchester. Deyika Nzeribe taken too soon When I last saw Deyika, whose passing I still cannot believe or process, it was in great spirits, … Continue reading
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Upcoming: 17th Jan seminar “Changing institutions in a changing climate” #Manchester #climate
On Thursday 19th January, from 4pm, Professor Audley Genus of Kingston University will deliver a seminar on the following – In the seminar, I argue that a more rounded understanding of how to respond effectively to the challenges posed by … Continue reading
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Deyika Nzeribe remembered by Kooj Chuhan
Deyika Nzeribe, who I have known for 20 years or probably more I guess, passed away late on 1st January. I had three phone-calls this morning to inform me, the third being from his brother. Unexpected to all, a deeply … Continue reading
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And another appreciation of Deyike Nzeribe
This below is from Jonathan Atkinson (republished with permission). There are many wonderful tributes to Deyika, and I will – with the authors’ permission – keep posting them. This is a man who will not be forgotten, and should not … Continue reading
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Another appreciation of Deyika Nzeribe
The outpouring of grief and incomprehension at the passing of Deyika Nzeribe tells you something of the regard in which the man was held. A lot of that has appeared on Facebook, which not everyone chooses to be a user … Continue reading
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Obituary: Deyika Nzeribe, 1966-2017
Deyika Nzeribe, who has died suddenly aged 50, , was a much-loved and respected figure in Manchester. His many admirable qualities included not just intelligence and concern about the state of the world, but a compassion and joviality that enriched those … Continue reading
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