This evening I've watched the documentary film "The 11th Hour" on Channel 4, looking at the serious environmental crisis that humanity is creating for our planet and ourselves, and talking of the urgent "transition" that we all need to make if we're to stand any chance of avoiding total disaster! The film is very well worth a watch. There's more about it at;
www.11thhourfilm.com or www.11thhourmovie.co.uk
And a couple more good Peak Oil websites I've come across today (both UK based);
Peak Oil; www.peakoil.org.uk
and PowerSwitch; www.powerswitch.org.uk which has an on-line map that you can stick a "pin" in to show people where you are and see who else is near you who shares the same interest. Find the map HERE
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AIM; To raise local awareness of the twin challenges of Peak Oil and Climate Change, to encourage a local debate about these threats and their likely impact on our local area, and to help develop local community action in the Dereham area that builds local resilience to these threats through relocalisation and energy descent, following the Transition Initiatives model.
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Here is a google map that I have put together of Transition Towns and "mullers" in Eastern England (based on info on the official Transition Towns website, and from other local Transition websites).
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Find the official Transition Towns google maps of Transition Initiatives HERE
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