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| Avonmouth 'Bioliquid Power Station' application |
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A company called W4B submitted a planning application to build a power station at Avonmouth that would burn Palm oil or Jatropha oil. Bristol council rejected it but they appealed to the government. Letters to politicians are needed in the next week or two regarding the issues. Sustainable renewable energy on a large scale must be captured directly from sun, wind and water - destroying rainforests to produce
local campaign contact: ianalander@tiscali.co.uka small energy contribution is unacceptable and allowing renewables subsidies to be spent on this would be a travesty. The government is expected to clarify its policy soon - in the mean time we need to ensure Bristol is not heading in the wrong direction. Read More See also local campaign (acseb), facebook page, background notes |
| Bristol's local food update |
| This e-newsletter is full of Bristol's local food news about community projects, courses, events, training, skill-sharing, funding, and volunteering. The September-October issue is now available for download at: http://www.bristollocalfood.co.uk/ |
| Fair Sustainable Future? Ask your next MP, view the video |
| We now know we have a rainbow coalition of MPs for Bristol: Stephen Williams (LD) Bristol West, Kerry McCarthy (Lab) Bristol East, Charlotte Lesley (Con) Bristol North-West, and Dawn Primarolo (Lab) Bristol South. On 23 April 2010 parliamentary candidates for Bristol West answered questions on their own and their party policies to ensure a fair and sustainable future. Further information and video |
| Get Serious about CO2 |
| This short video considers some ideas for Bristol City Council to further coordinate measures for saving future fuel bills, creating green jobs, buying into renewable energy, accessing energy efficiency loans and more. On 10/11/09 Bristol City Council passed a motion to create an action plan for 40% CO2 cuts by 2020. This is great news! Please congratulate your councillors and Neil Harrison who tabled the motion, and support them to make a strong action plan. Your councillor's email address is available from your postcode under councillor finder Please contact us as well to let us know you are supporting the campaign, which councillors you are emailing and what responses you get. For further information and simple actions you can take to support this Friends of the Earth campaign at a national level see here: www.getseriousaboutco2.com |
| Fix the Food Chain |
| We supporting the national Friends of the Earth campaign to improve the way our food is produced. Today unscrupulous animal fodder growers in South America are the major driver of Amazon deforestation, and here and elsewhere human rights are abused in the production of factory farmed livestock for the UK and European market, supported by public money. For further information on the national campaign, see www.fixthefoodchain.com |
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Thursday 9th September at 7:30pm
35 King Street, BS1 4DZ
(2nd Thursday of Every Month)
>See Map
Please check the website for information about
further meetings or click here to request futher information or more detailed directions.