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In mid March 2011, I attended a two-day conference in London. Entitled “Smart CSO”, it sought to bring together a collection of green thinking Civil Society Organisations, to co-create some patterns and protocols for working more closely in alignment.  There were lots of great things about the event and one

Live simply that others may simply live (Mahatma Gandhi) On Monday I spent the day at Lambeth Palace for the “Interfaith Seminar on Environment and Sustainability”.   The event brought together people from faith communities from across the UK who are active on building resilience against climate change.  Amidst the many

I’ve just watched a climate change movie by the 18-year old Ross Harrison, (http://www.beyondthebrink.org/watch/ – 40 mins) and I’m in awe at the intelligence and effort that went into the movie (and the lack of ego). I think he’s done an amazing job with

Many thanks to Jane Gray who has written this very detailed account of her recent activities supporting the town of Lockerbie (a small low income town in south-west Scotland) to explore ways of responding to high fuel and energy prices, food security and local resilience. By Jane Gray Lockerbie is

Farm for the Future is one of the most impactful movies I’ve seen about our ecological crises – it brought home the converging problems of peak oil and climate change and the almost unthinkable effects that they might have on food production in a very visceral way.  The film makers,

Massive thanks to Jim Kirkpatrick for this fantastic outline of how we built this site using which drupal modules and why. Ease of administration Moving around and managing a big site like this one can be a chore – so many options and pages, so many little tasks to be automated…