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A Name For Our Energy Descent Action Pathway
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Mike Grenville Mar 24.
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BROADWAY THEATRES CHANGE THEIR LIGHTBULBS
See New York Times article at this link.
Permaculture Deisgn Certificate at First session- Hoathly Hill
July 17, 2009 to July 19, 2009
A full design Permaculture course is happening! Bigger! More comprehensive, More in Depth.
In the course you’ll learn how to use permaculture principles and practice a) in your own life and b) to contribute to the Transition Town / Village process...
INSPIRING TALK BY THE FOUNDER OF A MULTINATIONAL AIMING FOR COMPLETE SUSTAINABILITY
The Ning software cut off the end of the web address. To access the talk, go to www.ted.com and type Ray Anderson into the search field or try this link
INSPIRING TALK BY THE FOUNDER OF A MULTINATIONAL AIMING FOR COMPLETE SUSTAINABILITY
In 1994, Ray Anderson set a new direction for his carpet tile company Interface: to achieve zero environmental impact. He reckons he is over half way there, with a...
Oil Vulnerability Auditing, Financing Transition, Rethinking For Energy Efficiency.
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SUSTAINABLE ORGANIC DAIRY FARM (correction) The link is
fora.tv/2008/08/28/Dairies_and_Feedlots_Whats_the_Good_News#chapter_00
HOW TO MAKE MONEY AND SAVE THE WORLD (correction) - a book promotion talk on sustainability in business by Gary Hirshberg of the highly successful Stoneyfield Farm in New Hampshire. 70 minutes including questions.
fora.tv/2008/02/20/How_to_Make_Mo...
HOW TO MAKE MONEY AND SAVE THE WORLD - a book promotion talk on sustainability in business by Gary Hirshberg of the highly successful Stoneyfield Farm in New Hampshire. 70 minutes including questions.
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- At 11:36am on January 16, 2009,
Angie M said… - angiemontagu@googlemail.com - broadband -
- At 12:14pm on January 15, 2009,
Angie M said…
- Hi Laurence,
Thanks for getting in touch directly
I have composed my 3 comments around the others I've read from Rowena, you and Paul to balance and fuse with you, as I agree with much said I've written something I hope may compliment.
1. Whatever our views about climate change are most of us live our lives doing the best we can for ourselves, our families and friends. Transition is about doing just that in the wider local environment of where we live.
2. One positive aspect of being within a community is that each of us offers the best part of ourselves, something we love to do, alongside someone else who can do something we can't. This encourages self esteem and confidence and happier more connected people.
3. Children are the reason a lot of us get out of bed in the morning! Working, playing and creating a stimulating 'present' for them will be a good investment for their future as well as our own. The more skills they can learn the better equiped they will be for what the future may bring.
- At 10:34am on December 4, 2008,
Stuart Goodwin said… - Yes that's possible. We could meet at Sharpthorne Cafe if you like. I will have a chat with Steve in the meantime to sound him out. Let's confirm early next week.
- At 9:32am on December 2, 2008,
Mike Grenville said… - hope that you feel better soon
- At 6:02pm on November 28, 2008,
Stuart Goodwin said…
- Hi Laurence. Apologies for not getting back to your original message. I fully intended then things just got busy. We could meet here at HH but maybe in the new year unless you are happy just to pop up for a short meet to get things rolling. Whatsay?
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- What is your connection to Forest Row
- live nearby
- About Me:
- Very aware and interested in green issues for over 40 years, I have not owned a car for most of my life. I reduced the gas consumption of my previous house in Brighton (to below the cost of the annual maintenance charge) and was a member of Brighton Urban Design and Development that lobbied for more sustainable solutions for the Brighton station site development. I am at present working on upgrading my current house. I attend my local Green Party meetings and have written some poems about green issues. My favourite website is www.ted.com. Copies of Al Gore's film, An Inconvenient Truth can be borrowed from me.
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Posted on January 30, 2009 at 7:21pm — 2 Comments
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