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WHAT’S GREEN IN BIRMINGHAM?

Climate change (or climate chaos as some people call it) is a reality which will increasingly dominate the 21st century. As citizens of Britain’s second city, we can help create a city to be proud of, leading the way in reducing global warming to help save the planet for future generations.

If you’re looking for green products and services, green spaces, green initiatives and groups in Birmingham UK, start here. With your help, we can help everyone cut the carbon by pooling our knowledge on all the different initiatives in the city to cut CO2 and other greenhouse gases – and other forms of pollution.

GREENING BRUM:

If you are doing anything to help create a sustainable economy in the city, to preserve biodiversity, or to increase awareness of ecological issues, we want to know about it.
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Volunteer at Northfield EcoCentre Sat 10 Jan 10am

Dec 18th, 2008 by Chris Duggan | No comments yet

Another opportunity to discuss volunteering opportunities at the new Centre…

“Following our recent post about getting together with people interested in volunteering at the Ecocentre we had loads of positive responses, thank you.

“Many of you were unable to make the date because of other commitments so we would like to give you plenty of notice of our new date.

“Can you make Saturday 10th January at 10am? If you would like to come you do need to let us know in advance, just send an email or you can now call us on 0121 448 0119 – we will be at the Ecocentre Wednesday – Friday.

“We would like to meet you all face to face, find out how you would
like to be involved with the Ecocentre and hear your ideas.

“We look forward to meeting you all.”

Georgia Stokes & Dave Watton
Northfield Ecocentre Coordinators
53 Church Road, Northfield, B31 2LB.
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