Energy is not a luxury, it is a basic human need: it is required for cooking food, as well as for heating homes in a cold climate such as ours – and yet it is being put beyond the reach of increasing numbers of ordinary people in our society.
We have known for some time,[...]
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By April 23, 2013 Tags: Big 6, blacklist, Climate change, EDF, energy, fuel poverty, No dash for gas, nuclear
Category: Blog, Energy, Equity & Environment, Guest blog No Comments 
Saturday 10 November
Venue: Oasis Centre, 75 Westminster Bridge Road, SE1 7HS
https://www.facebook.com/events/114672452021499/
11-12.30pm – Food and democracy
how do we ensure people have access to nutritious, sustainable and good food?
with Helena Paul, Econexus; Dominika Jarosz, Head of Campaigns for Pig Business, and Biofuelwatch
1.30-3pm – Energy and democracy
with Jeremy Leggett, Solarcentury; Ruth[...]
(http://www.climate-siren.com)
In another bold act of civil disobedience three activists from the direct action group Climate Siren dropped a banner from Tower Bridge on Saturday, which read CLIMATE CHANGE: THE NEXT CHALLENGE. This complemented beautifully the Paralympics logo just underneath.
The Olympics and Paralympics message is one of peace and universal goodwill. Climate Siren’s[...]
Four members of the group Climate Siren, which included Occupy London supporters, chained themselves to Buckingham Palace gates on Saturday 23 June to highlight the biggest threat to our planet, climate change. The activists were there for over 4 hours and the stunt attracted national and international media attention. Their banners included a quote[...]
By June 25, 2012 Category: Energy, Equity & Environment, News, Previous Action, Working Groups 2 Comments
UK No Tar Sands Network.
No Tar Sands – Get the Shell Out May 18th 2012.
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By May 18, 2012 Category: Blog, Energy, Equity & Environment, Working Groups 1 Comment
