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Thursday 23 March 2017
Earth Hour is the world’s largest demonstration of support for action on climate change. Last year, millions around the world across 178 countries came together to show support for action to protect our amazing planet. Now, more than ever, it’s crucial we show support for action on climate change. You can be part of it.Join us at 8.30pm on Saturday 25 March and we’ll use your support to show political and business leaders we all want action on climate change. Make your Earth Hour matter
VEGAN FOOD TASTING AND GREEN QUIZ WITH PRIZES 5th April 7.30pm at Saltash Guildhall
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SEA members are getting involved in litter picking , planting trees and campaigning against environmental damage both locally and nationally
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Sunday 30 August 2015
Neonics are killing bees and wild birds - act now please!!!!
On Saturday I took these pictures in Waitrose Saltash where they are selling chemical sprays containg dangerous neonics as well as bee friendly plants ( which will also probably have been treated with neonics)
Please write or email these local businesses using our letter as your template (or just print it off at home and send it)
Mike Bestwick
Waitrose
Saltash PL12 6LD
Mr and Mrs Hooper
Tamar View Nurseries
Carkeel
P12 6PH
The Manager
Lidl
Gilston Road
Saltash PL12 6TW
Dawn and Simon Morris
Tartendown Nursery
Landrake PL12 5AF
Monday 29 December 2014
Tips for a Waste Free Christmas
Happy New Year !
Well it is nearly 2015 and as we are enjoying a beautiful crisp winter day I went on a long walk and thought about my New Year's Resolutions.
At this time of year the amount of waste everywhere depresses me. In an attempt to reduce my home's contribution to the waste mountain I've been doing a few things I'd like to share with you.
1. During the year I buy lovely vintage table cloths and napkins from Charity Shops and wash and iron these so I have plenty for Christmas and I never have to buy paper napkins or cloths.
2. I grow my own tree.You can buy tiny Norway Spruces from Duchy Nurseries in Lostwithiel for about 50p.Buy 5 and plant them on your allotment or in a large container then you'll always have a tree for Christmas.
As you know that your tree hasn't been sprayed with any nasty chemicals you can use a sprig to make a lovely Christmas flavoured Vodka! Simply add a fresh sprig of Norway spruce to a small bottle of Vodka and leave for at least 2 weeks.
3.Use fabrics to wrap presents! Collect nice pieces of cotton fabric during the year and at Christmas wash and iron then before wrapping around your gifts and tying with ribbons.
The fabric can be re-sued indefinitely.
4.Make decorations! A lovely tutorial for origami stars which you can make from printed papers. Great fun for older children.
http://www.homemade-gifts-made-easy.com/5-pointed-origami-star.html
5. Some odours at Christmas time are very welcome but some are not! Please don't reach for a chemical 'air freshner' to cover up smells. This article explains just how harmful chemical sprays such as Febreze can be. Instead use natural essential oils mixed and dabbed onto a cotton ribbon or cord which you leave on a radiator or top of Aga.
http://www.sustainablebabysteps.com/febreze.html
Thursday 15 May 2014
BBC Radio 4 - In Denial - Climate on the Couch
BBC Radio 4 - In Denial - Climate on the Couch
This addresses many issues around Climate Change and why so many of us chose to ignore the facts!It's 30 mins long.
This addresses many issues around Climate Change and why so many of us chose to ignore the facts!It's 30 mins long.
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