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community energy involves small-scale renewable energy projects, where citizens come together, take control and reap benefits from their energy. the many benefits of community energy can make it easier to find common ground with your mp over an area of shared interest. for example, if your mp’s main concern is lowering energy prices for their constituents, you can highlight how community energy can help with this. read more → jun 20, 2018 jun 12, 2018 talking zero carbon jun 12, 2018 in april 2018, claire perry mp, the minister for clean growth and energy announced that the government will call on the committee on climate change (ccc) to lay out a route for tighter carbon controls, in a move towards a net zero emissions target. net zero refers to the balancing of emissions produced and emissions sequestered or offset, so that overall zero emissions are emitted. a zero emissions target would be a positive step towards meeting the 1.5 degree target, as well as showing ambition from the government. read more → jun 12, 2018 may 31, 2018 volunteer, jack, inspires young asian communities to have their say may 31, 2018 jo and i ran a workshop for a group of schoolgirls on a residential trip at whirlow hall farm with the sheffield environmental movement . the sheffield environmental movement is a charity that aims to promote health and well-being by working to provide black, asian, minority ethnic & refugee (bamer) communities in sheffield access to the natural environment. this was my first opportunity to run a workshop so it was really exciting, but also slightly nerve wracking sitting in silence with a group of 11-14 year olds before we got started. read more → may 31, 2018 may 23, 2018 “keep it local, personal and funny.” good climate lobbying according to bernard jenkin mp. may 23, 2018 talking about the government’s recent move on single use plastics mr jenkin remarked that ‘the establishment is playing catch up’ with public concern for greater environmental protection, listing as an example the range of eco-friendly lifestyle choices he has made over the years. the issue of climate change specifically, however, is one that has evolved for mr jenkin, not least due to the work of one of his constituents, jill of the women’s institute. read more → may 23, 2018 may 10, 2018 striking the balance on climate action may 10, 2018 how can we achieve the energy generation we need from renewables whilst protecting our treasured natural environment? what risks does the government need to take to achieve our emission reduction targets and how far are they willing to go? is our current political response to the danger of climate change encouraging or is there still a lot to do? read more → may 10, 2018 apr 30, 2018 'now is a really important time for young people to engage in politics.' apr 30, 2018 for anyone worried about meeting their mp on climate change, i would 100% recommend that you give it a go. there is almost always something that you and your mp can find common ground in. for myself and my mp, it was renewable energy; before our meeting i didn’t know that mr bebb was an advocate for swansea bay tidal lagoon. from initially being worried about approaching my mp on an issue such as climate change, to mr bebb attending a workshop at the local school on the issue, i feel that building a good relationship with your mp goes a long way. read more → apr 30, 2018 mar 17, 2018 renewable energy: a brighter perspective in menston? mar 17, 2018 on friday night, hosted a panel discussion at st john’s church in menston on the theme of ‘renewable energy and fuel poverty’. the event was attended by shipley mp, philip davies, and covered a range of topic; from reducing household bills to fracking …to solar powered cars! the event was organised by constituent marilyn banister and ’s events coordinator, emma stevens. here, emma reports on the discussion, reflects on the outcomes and ponders the potential next steps… read more → mar 17, 2018 jan 19, 2018 a green future? jan 19, 2018 last week the prime minister, alongside michael gove, finally unveiled ‘a green future’; a 25 year plan for protecting and enhancing the environment, originally due for publication in 2016. its contents indicate how nature will be valued following our exit from the eu. this has implications not just for conservation, but for sectors including farming and public health, and for efforts to address global environmental problems such as plastic waste. read more → jan 19, 2018 jan 16, 2018 the politics of a changing climate jan 16, 2018 it’s not hard to understand why only 10- 15% of people contact their mp each year. how many of us have balked at the smarmy politician persona brought on by a particularly unpleasant media grilling, or the playground antics of prime ministers questions? near weekly political scandals and career climber betrayals make for titillating dinner gossip but little else. read more → jan 16, 2018 working to support the 2008 uk climate change act back to top renewable energy united kingdom, eu [email protected] registered charity number 1173547 | © 2014 | our privacy policy

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