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Guardian, 6 Feb 2010
Is solar power a bright investment?
The simple answer is "yes" - and use a local installer - get a recommendation from Bridport Renewable Energy Group
The Economist:
The peak oil debate - 2020 vision, December 2009
Running out of juice
Websites
Robin Hood Tax
- people power - an idea which could raise over
100 billion pounds by taxing the banks a tiny bit - to help the needy AND pay to put changes in place to address climate change and peak oil. See if you want to add your weight to this idea.
The Ecologist - heaving with articles, whatever your particular interest
eg 10 steps to creating your own currency
Currently the home page features an inspiring short film on "Transition Town Kingston - the story so far". Take a look.
Transition Network newsletter - excellent and really helpful to read for all of us who are
trying to spread the
word. It's easy to sign up to receive it regularly. The Ecologist - heaving with articles, whatever your particular interest
eg 10 steps to creating your own currency
Currently the home page features an inspiring short film on "Transition Town Kingston - the story so far". Take a look.
Transition Network newsletter - excellent and really helpful to read for all of us who are
Great Turning Times , a free email newsletter offering insights, news and resources to support the shift towards a life sustaining society. It brings together ecology, psychology, spirituality and world issues; it explores how we can participate in a deep-level collective transition (or Great Turning) towards a sustainable future for our world.
Resurgence Magazine - at the heart of earth, art and spirit
www.goodenergy.co.uk
Renewables-generated electricity
www.nsalg.org.uk National Allotment Society
Fostering Sustainable Behavior
gives you a daily digest from people from all around
the world working to create sustainable behaviour. Most of the contributors are
either academics, or people working for public organisations equivalent to our
town/district council and voluntary groups.
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