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Annett Welss – Byron
For the last three years, we have been transforming our food and toilet waste into cooking gas and liquid fertiliser concentrate (see Living tiny and green) The whole setup is carbon-neutral because biomaterial which was created through photosynthesis pulls carbon out of the atmosphere, and once burned as energy will go back as CO2. The…
Megan Wynne-Jones – Byron
Sewing day at a friends place today : mending and re-purposing our clothes, bedding and cushions – good for our planet and fun for us ! We fixed up two cushions, including one made by my son when he was 5 ( a long time ago!) – mended three dresses and a shirt, made a…
COP26 is less than 10 weeks away. It’s now or never! Can you spare 10 mins a week to push for strong climate action by our Federal Government?
We’ve all heard about the latest IPCC Report and the urgency with which most of the rest of the world is planning to address the Climate Crisis. THIS IS AN EMERGENCY! Can you join the voices that are rising into a crescendo to demand our leaders represent our wishes for strong targets? GetUp’s campaign is…
RePlant Byron takes root
While not everyone can afford to buy solar panels or an electric vehicle to reduce their carbon emissions, anyone can plant a tree.
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Electric utes are here and the Climate Council is the place to find infographics!
Electric utes have arrived in Australia and more brands are set to start delivering their electric models over the next two years. Check out the Climate Council’s article about it here and while you’re checking out their site make sure you have a look at their infographics they are excellent! Like this one:
An electric future for motoring
Are you excited about what the future of transport looks like? The first electric vehicle forum in the Northern Rivers is about to kick off.