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Category: What next for climate action in Manchester meeting

Over 1,500 signatures and a raft for the climate emergency. How did we get here?

11 November, 2020 Chloe Jeffries 2 Comments

Deadline day has arrived. Official petitions to Manchester City Council have cut-off points, and the end date for requesting a…

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Meeting: “What next for #climate action in #Manchester” Thurs 23rd May

24 April, 2019 Marc Hudson 4 Comments

On Thursday 23 May, on the eve of the next Youth Strike for Climate, the crucial question of ‘what next?’…

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ClimateEmergMcrClimate Emergency Manchester@ClimateEmergMcr·
25 Sep

Green space, green belt, green field, brown field, carbon impacts, housing needs. Places for Everyone will have major impacts and it's tricky to report on. Good to see this piece in @ManchesterMill. Some comments. 🧵
https://manchestermill.co.uk/p/a-heated-battle-over-the-green-belt

Alex King@alexdpking

Stoked to have written this piece on Places For Everyone and Green Belt for @ManchesterMill — what's actually at stake with the release of GM Green Belt?
https://manchestermill.co.uk/p/a-heated-battle-over-the-green-belt

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ClimateEmergMcrClimate Emergency Manchester@ClimateEmergMcr·
24 Sep

For those who think we’re a rational species who will have a calm and gentle low carbon transition… welcome to the anthropocene https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/its-been-manic-queues-petrol-21665132

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24 Sep

Photos from the #Manchester #climate rally Friday 24th September https://climateemergencymanchester.net/2021/09/24/photos-from-the-manchester-climate-rally-friday-24th-september/

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marcsrhudsonMarc Hudson@marcsrhudson·
24 Sep

Will we get a change in tone with a new leader? If so, it won't be because of the new leader, but the pressure that citizens exert on him or her. It's that simple. https://twitter.com/ClimateEmergMcr/status/1441377244555874305

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Manchester Council Executive proves unwilling to confront the fact that the city has burned through 40% of its science-based carbon budget for rest of the century in just 3 years.
#ClimateStrike https://twitter.com/ClimateEmergMcr/status/1441372122199244800

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24 Sep

Manchester Council Executive proves unwilling to confront the fact that the city has burned through 40% of its science-based carbon budget for rest of the century in just 3 years.
#ClimateStrike

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38 days before the council 'partnership' @McrClimate goes to Glasgow #COP26, with a new director of the 'agency', but no moral authority http://climateemergencymanchester.net/2021/09/24/38-days-before-the-council-partnership-mcrclimate-goes-to-glasgow-cop26-with-a-new-director-of-the-agency-but-no-moral-authority/

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