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April 2014 – Transition Network Newsletter

This month sees a new Digest which brings together all the articles on the theme of the month. REconomy relaunches its website and has a job offer, Transition Free Press gets ready to relaunch, ideas of reusing stuff, saying goodbye to supermarkets and a school dips in its river. Plus

Sir David King on climate change as “the biggest diplomatic challenge of all time”

We are really honoured to be able to share with you today an interview with Sir David King. Sir David is currently Special Representative to the Foreign Secretary in the UK on climate change. For 7 years, between 2000 and 2007, he was Chief Scientific Advisor. Much of his current

On Transition’s impact and reimagining the road to Paris 2015

Monday’s IPCC’s report presented a stark and focused reminder that business as usual will lead to “severe, pervasive, and irreversible impacts”, and that the impacts of climate change are already “widespread and consequential”. Our theme for April is “what is the impact of Transition, and how do we

Transition Network launches new fragrance range

April sees an exciting new initiative from Transition Network, the launch of our own fragrance collection. All the celebrities are at it, so in our push to help make Transition Network more financially independent as well as to broaden its mainstream appeal, we have teamed up with the people at

Transition Network is seeking Lead Developer

Transition Network is looking for a lead developer/technical architect to work with the ‘Transition Technologist’ group on our web project. Transition Network is a charity which works to inspire, encourage, connect, support and train communities as they organise around the Transition model. We are about to launch our ‘Transition

Comms delivery group meeting report 1 April 2014

The impact we’re having: Elise Rothman of Transition Manitou Springs

Manitou Springs is a small town with a population of 5100, located in Colorado at the foot of Pikes Peak. The town is home to 11 mineral spring fountains which many claim have healing powers. For me, it tastes like Vichy and I am happy to walk outside my door,