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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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Category Archives: Biodiversity
Upcoming Event: Bat walk and survey #Manchester 1st June
Bat Walk & Survey at Birley Wednesday, 1st June 2016 Time: 9-11pm Join us & the South Lancashire Bat Group for a guided walk around Birley and nearby Hulme to find out more about bats and hopefully hear some of the … Continue reading
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Upcoming Event: “Migratory Birds – poetry and perceptions of climate change Weds 25th March
http://events.manchester.ac.uk/event/event:c25-i77g9g2v-8mww36/migratory-birds-poetry-and-perceptions-of-climate-change MIGRATORY BIRDS Poetry and Perceptions of Climate Change WEDNESDAY 25TH MARCH Roundtable A panel of literary scholars and climate change and bird species experts will address the following questions: How does poetry represent birds and our relationship to them … Continue reading
#Manchester City Council promises new Local Nature Reserve. Breaks promise.
In July 2013 Manchester City Council released a “climate change action(sic) plan.” It included this item – 4.57 The designation of one new Local Nature Reserve and one new Site of Biological Importance. In 2014 the council refused to release … Continue reading
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Ocean acidification – interview with Professor Jason Hall-Spencer in #Manchester, 6th October
See also: ‘Jacuzzi vents’ model C02 future Wikipedia article on ocean acidification And in yesterday’s issue of the excellent “Daily Climate” news feed Past measurements may have missed massive ocean warming Fish failing to adapt to rising carbon dioxide levels … Continue reading
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Global biodiversity crash – a must-read #Manchester viewpoint
Dave Bishop, author of an excellent report on Manchester’s biodiversity, reflects on what we are doing. Â (This is NOT a cheerful blogpost.) New Report on Biodiversity Loss A new report from the Zoological Society of London (http://www.livingplanetindex.org/home/index) suggests that the … Continue reading
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Daily Mash: Humans undecided on total destruction of nature versus having cool stuff
We have been killing cute things (pandas and polar bears) and not-so-cute things for a long time, with impressive results. But who is to say the price isn’t worth paying?
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#Chorlton Community Wildlife Garden – volunteers needed! South #Manchester
Please share the following with anyone who lives in or near Chorlton! “We have wildlife gardening on Tuesday nights from 6.30pm till the end of August and a Saturday session on 2nd August from 10am“ The Chorlton Community Wildlife Garden … Continue reading
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Bat watch in #Chorlton, Thurs 19th June #Manchester
Bats!!! Not mice with wings, bats!!
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Wildflower planting in #Disbury Sat 17th May South #Manchester
This should be fun!!
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You will like Mondays at #Chorlton Community Wildlife Garden! Volunteers needed!!
Can you help with the Chorlton Community Wildlife Garden on a Monday morning from 10am or on the first Saturday of every month also from 10am? We have lots of logs to build into a wall for raised beds and … Continue reading
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