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Tag: Shelly Quinton-Hulme

Interview about community-building, with Shelly Quinton-Hulme #Manchester #Stretford #Trafford

19 June, 2019 Marc Hudson 1 Comment

Environmental activists talk about movement-building and community-building a lot. We actually do it… less frequently. Climate Emergency Manchester has been…

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ClimateEmergMcrClimate Emergency Manchester@ClimateEmergMcr·
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Online event, Wednesday 8th, 7-9pm

A climate campaigner of many years, Jo will share insights from her research on links between how people feel about climate change, and how they actively engage – and stay engaged. Followed by discussion and exercises.
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/why-it-really-matters-what-we-feel-about-climate-change-tickets-207815370367

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ClimateEmergMcrClimate Emergency Manchester@ClimateEmergMcr·
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The airport report to Environment and Climate Change Scrutiny Committee is full of diversions and greenwash, designed for a neoliberal 'solution' where the Council just claps the airport's growth plans. #ClimateEmergency @McrClimate
Better options here:
https://bit.ly/mcc-airport

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ClimateEmergMcrClimate Emergency Manchester@ClimateEmergMcr·
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One of our recommendations is for the Council and GMCA to levy a departure tax for frequent flyers from Manchester Airport https://bit.ly/mcc-airport
Leader @bevcraig says direct this Q to Environment and Climate Change Scrutiny Committee via @AnnIgbon, and to Exec member @CllrTR.

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New Leader declines to answer questions about airport & climate policy at full Council https://climateemergencymanchester.net/2021/12/06/new-leader-declines-to-answer-questions-about-airport-climate-policy-at-full-council/

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s4plbStreets for People - Levenshulme and Burnage@s4plb·
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1/ We have published a summary of Manchester City Council's draft plans for phase 2 of the Levenshulme and Burnage active neighbourhood, and our thoughts on the council's suggestions.

We have also provided explainers for the terms used in the plans.

https://streetsforpeople.co.uk/phase-2-suggested-plans/

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mcrLabGNDGreater Manchester Labour for a Green New Deal@mcrLabGND·
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@ClimateEmergMcr We have now sent our report on why glyphosate needs to be phased out and how to do it. Plus a podcast episode our members did with @PAN_UK talking about the absolute importance of stopping glyphosate use, to every member of the Climate Scrutiny committee.

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