Birmingham urged to achieve climate change targets
David Middleton says Council should get a move on…
Read more...David Middleton says Council should get a move on…
Read more...GreeninBrum CIC aims to help grow the new green economy in Birmingham through creating publicity for all the initiatives - individual, commercial and social - which are taking place to meet the challenge of climate change in Britain’s second city. Where else would you find such a wide range of information of what’s sustainable in [...]
Read more...According to the deputy leader of the council, central government officials must give support and funding for Birmingham to tackle climate change (Patrice John reports in the Birmingham Post)…
Read more...Vegans claim their diet is more environmentally friendly. Others suggest eating animal products less often rather than giving them up. What’s your view?
Read more...Esther Boyd tackles “Repair” on the Mail’s Lighter Footprints blog - and at home…
Read more...Esther Boyd of Susmo (Sustainable Moseley) has started a blog on the Birmingham Mail website…
Read more...A press release from BSustained: working with schools on locally produced food…
Read more...September 2008: In a Susmo article for Birmingham 13 magazine, Lynne Jones tells us all about her composting system…
Read more...3rd October 2008 Latest stories on the Birmingham Mail Go Green news page…
Read more...Up to £40,000 for SMEs with big ideas on climate change: deadline 7th November
Read more...Cyclists meeting with Council on Thursday evening, 9 October, BMI.
Read more...Do you know a deserving school or individual that deserves to be awarded for an environmental project?
Read more...Crosby Lend Lease claim their new city-living development near Snow Hill station ticks a number of green boxes…
Read more...Would you like to live in a pioneering eco housing development close to the city centre?
Are you interested in starting a green business in supported workshops alongside the housing?
Would you like to become part of a co-operative community that [...]
THE National Express Dump the Pump campaign aimed to get car users to try out the bus. Apparently more than 40,000 people across the West Midlands claimed their free Daysaver passes to travel on the network.
Read more...Fazlun Khalid, a Birmingham man who founded IFEES, the Islamic Foundation for Ecology and Environmental Sciences, last night took part in a discussion in The Forum, a programme on the BBC World Service…
Read more...Birmingham Mail has an article online about Esther Boyd, the main mover behind SusMo, the project for a sustainable Moseley…
Read more...as shown by Oxfam at the Custard Factory on 5th June 2008…
Read more...BSustained has a new website - designed by GreeninBrum! Check out the gorgeous close-ups of vegetables at www.bsustained.co.uk
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