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Want solar but renting or have a shaded roof? – Haystacks Solar Garden might be for you
If you haven’t heard about Haystacks Solar Garden (or maybe never heard of the term Solar Garden!) have a browse of their website here. Our next members update will be combined with our Annual General Meeting (AGM) at the start of November. Each year we will hold this meeting to report on the progress of…
CO2 Drawdown Episode 2: Good Fire
Zero Emissions Byron’s ‘C02 Drawdown Stories’ is a quest to find and share Byron Shire’s most effective carbon sequestration projects and the dedicated, determined champions who are driving them. Episode 2: Good Fire Sequesters Carbon Two passionate local carbon drawdown champions, fire ecologist Dr Andy Baker and Bundjalung cultural fire practitioner Oliver Costello, encourage us…
Zero Emission Byron at COP21
FacebookTwitterEmailLinkedInWhatsAppByron goes to Paris In December 2015, the Zero Emissions Byron Project was profiled at the UN Framework Convention for Climate Change COP21 Paris Climate Change Conference, including attending the 100% RE Network Meetings, the Climate Summit for Local Leaders, and the Compact of Mayors event. Byron Shire Mayor Simon Richardson and Beyond Zero Emissions CEO…
Please support Zero Emissions Byron
NOW is a time to step up the action. Our ability to fundraise has been severely curtailed during COVID and the floods. Your donation – of any size – can support us in the next few months to: Stage a huge Electric Vehicle Expo at Bangalow showgrounds on 11 September Stimulate appropriate cultural ‘cool burns’…
April e-news
FacebookTwitterEmailLinkedInWhatsApp Autumn is known as the “transitional” season – a great time to reflect on the necessary changes underway in our community to create a safe future and safe climate. We extend our warmest wishes to everyone affected by the floods. As a community, we must adapt together to the challenges of climate change, and it was…
A Solar Tuk Tuk Comes to Town
A Solar-powered Tuk Tuk visits Byron to inspire businesses, council, students and individuals, to promote sustainable transport and a low carbon future