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The aim is to provide reliable and useful information in small supportive groups for people who are concerned about climate change to help them examine ways in which they might reduce their carbon footprint. This is what a participant on the first Salisbury course had to say- ”Most inspiring was sharing curiosity, discovering information from each other and then encouraging others to make changes -and receive support to make ones own changes. It was the ‘togetherness’ that made all sessions so valuable”. The course consists of six two hour sessions, which take place once a fortnight, on home energy, travel and transport, food and water and consumption and waste. It is based on a course handbook, which is packed with useful information. Methods consist of exercises in pairs, group discussion, board games, short talks and practical tasks based on participants’ own lifestyle. For further information go to: www.cambridgecarbonfootprint.org.uk/action/carbon- conversations For information about courses in Salisbury email: southwiltsaction21@gmail.com Find out all about it; from fitting solar thermal panels to photovoltaics for power generation. What does it cost, what are Feed-in tariffs (FITs), how much power can I generate and what is the pay-back time? This is the story of one Salisbury couple’s personal experience. “It was a long and dark December, from the rooftops I remember there was snow, white snow………” Read more on Solar Thermal, PV and FITs. What’s it all about? What steps have been taken during 2010 which have brought us a little closer towards achieving a sustainable future for South Wiltshire? Here are 10 positive news stories for 2010: Photovoltaics, Bikeabiltiy, School vegetable gardens, Fairtrade Diocese, community orchards and more…… Read about them and how we plan to build on these in 2011. Read more on 10 +ve news stories from 2010 and hopes for 2011
The next full meeting of the Salisbury City Community Area Partnership – which will also be the AGM for the Partnership – takes Climate Change as its theme. The meeting will be held at the newly refurbished Quaker Meeting House on Wilton Road on Monday 21st June, 7 – 9 pm. There will be speakers from Wiltshire Council and South Wiltshire Agenda 21 as well as displays and information. Admission free – all welcome ” It is the voices of the people on the frontline of climate change that need to be heard“. |
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