Hello and welcome to the first CrowdLeaf Newsletter for February.
There are some new wildlife emoji’s for 2019 – check them out here.
Please feel free to like and follow us on Facebook here.
If you have and idea, article or an event you would like to share on our newsletter just contact us via email at the bottom of the newsletter or send us a message through Facebook.
We have some great guest articles this week by Mar Introini:
A green environment by bottom up initiatives?
The sky is the limit … towards a green innovative transport
How to be green and not die trying
Climate change: UK capture project begins
UK parents ‘worryingly unaware’ of damage from air pollution
Climate change: World heading for warmest decade, says Met Office
Plan Plastic: The Million Pound Challenge
A third of Himalayan ice cap doomed, finds report
New segregated cycle ways are to be built in Southampton’s inner Avenue
Mayflower Theatre to ditch plastic straws as part of new green agreement
Fast food giants under fire on climate and water usage
The truth about big oil and climate change
BP to explain how business chimes with paris Climate deal
Court rules out Hunter Valley calming on climate change grounds
Farmers fury over effects of SNH policy on wildlife
California looks to enlist hunters in wildlife conservation push
Anglesey’s bid to wipe out American mink from island
Leave grey squirrels and all animals alone
Spelling bee’s? No, but they can do arithmetic, says researchers
Eco warriors at local school get to grips with crisp recycling
Is recycling really worth my time?
Your ultimate guide to buying ethical and sustainable fashion
Children should be taught about the perils of fast fashion as early as possible
Mexican company converts avocado pits into completely biodegradable plastic
Ikea to sell refurbished furniture to boost culture of recycling
Natural Babies – Testwood Lakes 12th, 19th, 26th February
Southampton Repair Cafe 9th February
Southampton Vegan Fair 9th February
Youth Strike4Climate – Southampton 15th February
Repair Cafe Portsmouth 16th February
Public Open Meeting and 2019AGM meeting 26th February
Recycle Your Textiles – Fire Fighters
Ecological Footprint Calculator – How ecological are you? Find out here
Here is an great article with some great tips on living plastic free.
Check Out the Eco Collective who offer 100% vegan products and offer gluten free and organic produce.
Something we look to help businesses do in the future. If you are a business that is in the waste(not) business please get in touch –Mixed Plastic Banks In Southampton
Here is Southampton’s list on what to put into your blue lid recycling bin: What Can I Recycle?
Pledge Your Commitment To Improving Hampshires Recycling Habits
This brilliant website gives tips and ideas about food waste and how to reduce it.
Instead of throwing out or bagging up (to gather dust) all those clothes children quickly grow out of this is a brilliant website to buy or sell unwanted children clothes. It is run by a busy mum who also knows what it’s like with ever growing children and the endless amount of clothes children accumulate.
‘Last year a quarter of the clothing we got rid of was simply thrown away. That’s a staggering 300,000 tonnes that went into landfill. So many of those items could have been re-used and enjoyed by a another child, instead of contributing to the destruction of the planet.
Please join us on Facebook, like and share with fellow environmental and wildlife enthusiasts where we will keep you up to date with climate change, sustainability as well as wildlife and conservation news plus anything else green.
We would also like to start adding a directory to our newsletter, making it more accessible for everyone to gain information, join other environmental groups or eco-friendly businesses that sell eco-friendly products. If you or someone you know are interested, please contact us. We can also help advertise and advise on any campaigns and fundraising events, with the option to advertise on our webpage, facebook and newsletters.
Equally if you have an article or blog which is relevant to the local or global cause of making the world cleaner and greener or feel there is an issue that could be part of a discussion, then feel free to send it over and we can publish it.
Contact us via our website:
Look us up on Facebook or drop us an email:
vicky@crowdleaf.org.uk
ryan@crowdleaf.org.uk
On behalf of CrowdLeaf,
Vicky & Ryan
Please come and check out our store to support our cause and green community!
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See you next time!
Hello and welcome to another CrowdLeaf newsletter.
We hope you are still keeping your new years resolutions so far this year! How many of you took the pledge to go vegan for Veganuary? How many of you will stick to it longer term? How amazing is it that there is a tasty alternative to most of our favourites these days guilt free of harming animals in any way?! We think that it is a great achievement to help people make the change even if it is just cutting out some meat or dairy.
As the weather seems to be turning colder please leave food out for wildlife that will still be foraging for food. Also, check up on anyone you know who maybe vulnerable that may require some assistance if the weather becomes too bad. Bringing back some community spirit 🙂
Muck-Spreading could be banned to reduce air pollution
Teenager activists takes School Strikes 4 Climate Action to Davos
‘The Garden of Eden is no more’, David Attenborough warns Davos summit
Air pollution ‘as bad as smoking in increasing risk of miscarriage’
Billionaire gives most of his fortune to save the ocean from plastic
Happy eco-campers: protecting wildlife in Cambodia
Sparrows and starlings suffer ‘alarming’ declines in gardens over past 40 years
Deadly rabbit virus threatens UK brown hare population
Industry alliance sets out $1bn to tackle oceans plastic waste
Six in 10 wild coffee species endangered by habitat
Plastic pollution: Morrisons to trial 20p paper bags
Llangollen mum’s crisp packet recycling drive
Floating parks made from plastic waste could help communities tackle pollution
M&S plastic take-back recycling scheme launches in stores
South sea Beach Watch 2nd February
Natural Babies – Testwood Lakes 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th February
Southampton Repair Cafe 9th February
Southampton Vegan Fair 9th February
Youth Strike4Climate – Southampton 15th February
Repair Cafe Portsmouth 16th February
Recycle Your Textiles – Fire Fighters
Ecological Footprint Calculator – How ecological are you? Find out here
Here is an great article with some great tips on living plastic free.
Check Out the Eco Collective who offer 100% vegan products and offer gluten free and organic produce.
Something we look to help businesses do in the future. If you are a business that is in the waste(not) business please get in touch –Mixed Plastic Banks In Southampton
Here is Southampton’s list on what to put into your blue lid recycling bin: What Can I Recycle?
Pledge Your Commitment To Improving Hampshires Recycling Habits
This brilliant website gives tips and ideas about food waste and how to reduce it.
Instead of throwing out or bagging up (to gather dust) all those clothes children quickly grow out of this is a brilliant website to buy or sell unwanted children clothes. It is run by a busy mum who also knows what it’s like with ever growing children and the endless amount of clothes children accumulate.
‘Last year a quarter of the clothing we got rid of was simply thrown away. That’s a staggering 300,000 tonnes that went into landfill. So many of those items could have been re-used and enjoyed by a another child, instead of contributing to the destruction of the planet.
Please join us on Facebook, like and share with fellow environmental and wildlife enthusiasts where we will keep you up to date with climate change, sustainability as well as wildlife and conservation news plus anything else green.
We would also like to start adding a directory to our newsletter, making it more accessible for everyone to gain information, join other environmental groups or eco-friendly businesses that sell eco-friendly products. If you or someone you know are interested, please contact us. We can also help advertise and advise on any campaigns and fundraising events, with the option to advertise on our webpage, facebook and newsletters.
Equally if you have an article or blog which is relevant to the local or global cause of making the world cleaner and greener or feel there is an issue that could be part of a discussion, then feel free to send it over and we can publish it.
Contact us via our website:
Look us up on Facebook or drop us an email:
vicky@crowdleaf.org.uk
ryan@crowdleaf.org.uk
On behalf of CrowdLeaf,
Vicky & Ryan
Please come and check out our store to support our cause and green community!
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See you next time!
Hello and welcome to CrowdLeaf newsletter in 2019 – Happy New Year!
We hope you all had a great christmas and New Year.
Here at CrowdLeaf we are seeing this year as a doing year – being more active in making the world a cleaner, more environmentally friendly and sustainable place.
Did you miss the radio show with Xan philips and Ryan Carter on Voice FM last Thursday? No worries! you can catch up here.
Do you have an article or event you would like shared? Please get in contact and we will see how we can help!
Southampton City Council drops Clean Air Zone Plans to charge vehicles
Costa Rica plans to be the first plastic-free AND carbon-free country in the world by 2021
Caroline Lucas urges parliament to ‘seriously consider’ tax on meat’
UK health body calls for Copenhagen style bike-friendly streets
London nurseries to get air purifiers after toxic air concerns
Climate change and pollution among topics at BTYSTE
Toxic fumes threaten our children. We have to take on the pollution lobby
‘Right to repair’ gathers force
US 2018 CO2 emissions saw biggest spike in years
Global warming of oceans equivalent to an atomic bomb per second
The biggest issues for wildlife and Endangered Species in 2019
Wildlife officer adds a ‘Bee Brick’ to his home to help save Britain’s endangered bees
Children take part in biggest wildlife survey in schools
Fireworks banned on the Galapagos to protect wildlife
Dutch eco initiative halves energy bills in first UK homes
Caroline Lucas calls for action in Brighton recycling row
‘Ditch cling film and switch to soap’: 10 easy ways to reduce your plastics use in 2019
Plastic bottle deposit scheme in UK proving hit with shoppers
Recycle your textiles – The Fire Fighters Charity
Repair Cafe Portsmouth 19th January
Winter open day and January sale – Southampton Scrapstore 19th January
South sea Beach Watch 2nd February
Ecological Footprint Calculator – How ecological are you? Find out here
Here is an great article with some great tips on living plastic free.
Check Out the Eco Collective who offer 100% vegan products and offer gluten free and organic produce.
Something we look to help businesses do in the future. If you are a business that is in the waste(not) business please get in touch –Mixed Plastic Banks In Southampton
Here is Southampton’s list on what to put into your blue lid recycling bin: What Can I Recycle?
Pledge Your Commitment To Improving Hampshires Recycling Habits
This brilliant website gives tips and ideas about food waste and how to reduce it.
Instead of throwing out or bagging up (to gather dust) all those clothes children quickly grow out of this is a brilliant website to buy or sell unwanted children clothes. It is run by a busy mum who also knows what it’s like with ever growing children and the endless amount of clothes children accumulate.
‘Last year a quarter of the clothing we got rid of was simply thrown away. That’s a staggering 300,000 tonnes that went into landfill. So many of those items could have been re-used and enjoyed by a another child, instead of contributing to the destruction of the planet.
Please join us on Facebook, like and share with fellow environmental and wildlife enthusiasts where we will keep you up to date with climate change, sustainability as well as wildlife and conservation news plus anything else green.
We would also like to start adding a directory to our newsletter, making it more accessible for everyone to gain information, join other environmental groups or eco-friendly businesses that sell eco-friendly products. If you or someone you know are interested, please contact us. We can also help advertise and advise on any campaigns and fundraising events, with the option to advertise on our webpage, facebook and newsletters.
Equally if you have an article or blog which is relevant to the local or global cause of making the world cleaner and greener or feel there is an issue that could be part of a discussion, then feel free to send it over and we can publish it.
Contact us via our website:
Look us up on Facebook or drop us an email:
vicky@crowdleaf.org.uk
ryan@crowdleaf.org.uk
On behalf of CrowdLeaf,
Vicky & Ryan
Please come and check out our store to support our cause and green community!
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See you next time!
Hello and welcome to this weeks newsletter.
We would like to hear from anyone who would like to add their articles, ideas or events to the CrowdLeaf newsletter to share their work further. Please feel free to contact myself (Vicky) or Ryan to see how we can help. Add us on Facebook by liking our page.
If you missed Thursday evenings show on Voice FM, catch up here where Amanda Smith, Rhino Conservationist joins Xan Philips.
Who’s excited for the christmas holidays to begin? I know we are here at CrowdLeaf! This will be the last newsletter for this year so we would like to wish everyone a very merry christmas to you all and a happy, healthy, green and
prosperous new year and we look forward to seeing you all in 2019.
Business as usual over clean-air zone
Climate change: The massive CO2 emitter you may not know about
What was agreed at COP24 in Poland and why did it take so long?
Progress and problems as UN climate change talks end with a deal
The countdown to zero carbon requires many shades of green
How to make a carbon tax popular? Give the proceeds to the people
Big on batteries: government finally seizes on lithium-ion potential
Weather watch: How do we store surplus renewable energy?
Harvesting renewable energy from the sun and outer space at the same time
Chester Zoo fire: £120,000 raised by public to be spent on conservation
How outdated tree-felling laws are putting rare woodland wildlife at risk
Cambodia seizes record three-tonne of African ivory
‘Death sentence’: butterfly sanctuary to be bulldozed for Trump’s border wall
Plan for food waste to be separated
Big change to recycle black plastic
Land sec teams up with coffee retailers on industry cup recycling drive
The possibilities are endless? Our changing relationship with what we chuck out
Southampton Greenpeace Monthly Meeting 18th December
Repair Cafe Portsmouth 19th January
Ecological Footprint Calculator – How ecological are you? Find out here
Here is an great article with some great tips on living plastic free.
Check Out the Eco Collective who offer 100% vegan products and offer gluten free and organic produce.
Something we look to help businesses do in the future. If you are a business that is in the waste(not) business please get in touch –Mixed Plastic Banks In Southampton
Here is Southampton’s list on what to put into your blue lid recycling bin: What Can I Recycle?
Pledge Your Commitment To Improving Hampshires Recycling Habits
This brilliant website gives tips and ideas about food waste and how to reduce it.
Instead of throwing out or bagging up (to gather dust) all those clothes children quickly grow out of this is a brilliant website to buy or sell unwanted children clothes. It is run by a busy mum who also knows what it’s like with ever growing children and the endless amount of clothes children accumulate.
‘Last year a quarter of the clothing we got rid of was simply thrown away. That’s a staggering 300,000 tonnes that went into landfill. So many of those items could have been re-used and enjoyed by a another child, instead of contributing to the destruction of the planet.’
Please join us on Facebook, like and share with fellow environmental and wildlife enthusiasts where we will keep you up to date with climate change, sustainability as well as wildlife and conservation news plus anything else green.
We would also like to start adding a directory to our newsletter, making it more accessible for everyone to gain information, join other environmental groups or eco-friendly businesses that sell eco-friendly products. If you or someone you know are interested, please contact us. We can also help advertise and advise on any campaigns and fundraising events, with the option to advertise on our webpage, facebook and newsletters.
Equally if you have an article or blog which is relevant to the local or global cause of making the world cleaner and greener or feel there is an issue that could be part of a discussion, then feel free to send it over and we can publish it.
Contact us via our website:
Look us up on Facebook or drop us an email:
vicky@crowdleaf.org.uk
ryan@crowdleaf.org.uk
On behalf of CrowdLeaf,
Vicky & Ryan
Please come and check out our store to support our cause and green community!
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See you next time!
Welcome all to the CrowdLeaf newsletter where we bring up to date and relevant news, articles and events about the environment and our planet.
We are really excited here at CrowdLeaf at this festive time of year but also feel strongly about making it as sustainable as possible. Here are a few ideas in making your christmas more eco friendly.
If you have any other thoughts or ideas about achieving a sustainable christmas why not join us on Facebook and let us know.
Alternatively, if you have an event or article you would like shared on our newsletter please contact us via the email address at the bottom of the page 🙂
Climate Change: Where are we in seven charts and what you can do to help
“We are the last generation that can stop climate change” – UN summit
Climate Change: Last four years are ‘worlds hottest’
Cow burps, food miles and climate change
Air Pollution: Madrid bans old cars to reduce emissions
Total ban on plastics ‘could damage environment’
Would you pledge not to fly for a year?
Welsh firms to be discouraged from ‘non-ethical’ palm oil use
Reclassifying remaining 4,000 Tigers in world could help save them from extinction, research says
Developers may have to enhance wildlife habitats, says Gove
Trump to allow seismic blasting harmful to marine creatures
Scientists discover spider species that feeds its young milk
Queensland fox decimated by record heatwave
Microplastic toxins leave shellfish at mercy of predators
Ecological Footprint Calculator – What is your ecological footprint?
We label fridges to show their environmental impact – why not food?
Confidential documents made into toilet paper at recycling plant
Palm oil petitioning on Southampton Common 8th December
Southampton Vegan Xmas Vegan Fair 15th December
Repair Cafe Portsmouth 15th December
Clothes Swap and Xmas Party at Boulder Shack 15th December
Southampton Greenpeace Monthly Meeting 18th December
Ecological Footprint Calculator – How ecological are you? Find out here
Here is an great article with some great tips on living plastic free.
Check Out the Eco Collective who offer 100% vegan products and offer gluten free and organic produce.
Something we look to help businesses do in the future. If you are a business that is in the waste(not) business please get in touch –Mixed Plastic Banks In Southampton
Here is Southampton’s list on what to put into your blue lid recycling bin: What Can I Recycle?
Pledge Your Commitment To Improving Hampshires Recycling Habits
This brilliant website gives tips and ideas about food waste and how to reduce it.
Instead of throwing out or bagging up (to gather dust) all those clothes children quickly grow out of this is a brilliant website to buy or sell unwanted children clothes. It is run by a busy mum who also knows what it’s like with ever growing children and the endless amount of clothes children accumulate.
‘Last year a quarter of the clothing we got rid of was simply thrown away. That’s a staggering 300,000 tonnes that went into landfill. So many of those items could have been re-used and enjoyed by a another child, instead of contributing to the destruction of the planet.’
Please join us on Facebook, like and share with fellow environmental and wildlife enthusiasts where we will keep you up to date with climate change, sustainability as well as wildlife and conservation news plus anything else green.
We would also like to start adding a directory to our newsletter, making it more accessible for everyone to gain information, join other environmental groups or eco-friendly businesses that sell eco-friendly products. If you or someone you know are interested, please contact us. We can also help advertise and advise on any campaigns and fundraising events, with the option to advertise on our webpage, facebook and newsletters.
Equally if you have an article or blog which is relevant to the local or global cause of making the world cleaner and greener or feel there is an issue that could be part of a discussion, then feel free to send it over and we can publish it.
Contact us via our website:
Look us up on Facebook or drop us an email:
vicky@crowdleaf.org.uk
ryan@crowdleaf.org.uk
On behalf of CrowdLeaf,
Vicky & Ryan
Please come and check out our store to support our cause and green community!
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See you next time!
Hello everyone and welcome to this weeks newsletter.
Happy All Hallows Eve to you all from all of at CrowdLeaf and hope everyone enjoys the festivities.
A few ideas for what you could to do with those carved pumpkins before they go soggy is to compost them, or give them to nature and let the birds and animals take what they need as the weather gets colder. Try not to leave them on the floor however as hedgehogs get an upset tummy from pumpkin as much as they enjoy them.
If you fancy trying some roasted pumpkin seeds, a little suggestion is to try washing and then drying them, cover the seeds in some melted butter with a small amount salt and roast them for around 45mins on a baking tray, gas mark 6/200c!!
Also a reminder to check bonfires before they are lit for sleeping hedgehogs –
If you have an article or photography you would like to share (some carved pumpkins would be great!) please contact us and we can see if we can share it on our next article.
Air pollution is the new tobacco. Time to tackle this epidemic
BP, Unilever and volkswagon among firms facing investor challenge over climate change policy
Expanding Bitcoin use will push global warming above 2C in two decades
Air Pollution: Half a million early deaths in Europe despite progress
European parliament approves sweeping ban on single-use plastics
Shell starts rollout of ultrafast electric car chargers in Europe
Fracking halted in Lancashire after 17th earthquake in 9 days
Clean energy is cheap, surging – and headed for a fall
Living Planet 2018: ‘Step up’ call over Welsh wildlife
Wildlife Trade: Why lion cubs are turning up across Europe
Adder extinction fear over ‘image problem’ in the UK
Britain’s busiest Autumn animals
Climate change is ‘escalator to extinction’ for mountain birds
‘We’ve never seen this’: Massive glaciers shrinking rapidly
Scientists warn of trawler damage to coastal waters
Plastics packaging tax to fund waste management from 2022
West Mersea childminder turns beach litter into poppies
‘Worst case’ of fly-tipping discovered
Kellogg’s UK announcement new sustainable strategy
Sunny fields Pumpkin Festival 20th – 31st October
Help Clean Southsea Beach 3rd November
Hampshire Farmers Market Oxford Street Southampton 3rd November
Portsmouth Green Drinks 8th November
Repair Cafe Portsmouth 17th November
Southampton Vegan Festival 17th November
Here is an great article with some great tips on living plastic free.
Check Out the Eco Collective who offer 100% vegan products and offer gluten free and organic produce.
Something we look to help businesses do in the future. If you are a business that is in the waste(not) business please get in touch –Mixed Plastic Banks In Southampton
Here is Southampton’s list on what to put into your blue lid recycling bin: What Can I Recycle?
Pledge Your Commitment To Improving Hampshires Recycling Habits
This brilliant website gives tips and ideas about food waste and how to reduce it.
Instead of throwing out or bagging up (to gather dust) all those clothes children quickly grow out of this is a brilliant website to buy or sell unwanted children clothes. It is run by a busy mum who also knows what it’s like with ever growing children and the endless amount of clothes children accumulate.
‘Last year a quarter of the clothing we got rid of was simply thrown away. That’s a staggering 300,000 tonnes that went into landfill. So many of those items could have been re-used and enjoyed by a another child, instead of contributing to the destruction of the planet.’
Please join us on Facebook, like and share with fellow environmental and wildlife enthusiasts where we will keep you up to date with climate change, sustainability as well as wildlife and conservation news plus anything else green.
We would also like to start adding a directory to our newsletter, making it more accessible for everyone to gain information, join other environmental groups or eco-friendly businesses that sell eco-friendly products. If you or someone you know are interested, please contact us. We can also help advertise and advise on any campaigns and fundraising events, with the option to advertise on our webpage, facebook and newsletters.
Equally if you have an article or blog which is relevant to the local or global cause of making the world cleaner and greener or feel there is an issue that could be part of a discussion, then feel free to send it over and we can publish it.
Contact us via our website:
Look us up on Facebook or drop us an email:
vicky@crowdleaf.org.uk
ryan@crowdleaf.org.uk
On behalf of CrowdLeaf,
Vicky & Ryan
Please come and check out our store to support our cause and green community!
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See you next time!
Welcome to this weeks edition of the CrowdLeaf Newsletter.
Autumn is now well under way, so get those lovely autumnal photos sent over if you want them in future newsletters.
Please also consider that as the cold is setting in to leave bird feeders with nuts and seeds for those who won’t be hibernating and will still be foraging for food.
Sustainable Societies are running a competition for stories that touch upon a sustainable society and practice. Click here for full details.
Let’s remember to be mindful, there’s always more to do to support our cause and help spread awareness to help save our beautiful planet.
‘Elecrtofuels’ that increase plane ticket price by 60% only way to clean up air travel report finds
Anti-plastic focus ‘dangerous distraction’ from climate change
Plastic straws and cotton buds could be banned within a year
The UK’s discoveries: plastic-eating enzymes and seawater biofuels
The challenge of recycling waste in Antartica
Blackpool hit by four earthquakes just days after fracking started again in the area
Scottish power becomes first major UK energy company to generate all electricity from wind
Coal application set to be rejected by Welsh Government
Exxonmobil reveals £500m upgrade plan for Fawley refinery
Fracking protesters walk free after court quashes ‘excessive’ sentences
‘Largest living thing’ on Earth is dying after decades of human interference, scientists say
‘They deserve care and compassion’: sanctuary says foxes misunderstood
Beaver reintroduction positive example of ‘rewilding’ says study
Nellie’s tree wins Englands Tree of the Year
Council will tell households to bin plastic as recycling goes into reverse
Supermarket sales of organic food and drink continue to rise
Paying for parking with plastic bottles
Recycling options dwindle for councils hit by China ban
Orkney islands could get first electric plane service
It’s in the bag! Students team up with residents for recycling project
Sunny fields Pumpkin Festival 20th – 31st October
Help Clean Southsea Beach 3rd November
Hampshire Farmers Market Oxford Street Southampton 3rd November
Portsmouth Green Drinks 8th November
Repair Cafe Portsmouth 17th November
Southampton Vegan Festival 17th November
Here is an great article with some great tips on living plastic free.
Check Out the Eco Collective who offer 100% vegan products and offer gluten free and organic produce.
Something we look to help businesses do in the future. If you are a business that is in the waste(not) business please get in touch –Mixed Plastic Banks In Southampton
Here is Southampton’s list on what to put into your blue lid recycling bin: What Can I Recycle?
Pledge Your Commitment To Improving Hampshires Recycling Habits
This brilliant website gives tips and ideas about food waste and how to reduce it.
Instead of throwing out or bagging up (to gather dust) all those clothes children quickly grow out of this is a brilliant website to buy or sell unwanted children clothes. It is run by a busy mum who also knows what it’s like with ever growing children and the endless amount of clothes children accumulate.
‘Last year a quarter of the clothing we got rid of was simply thrown away. That’s a staggering 300,000 tonnes that went into landfill. So many of those items could have been re-used and enjoyed by a another child, instead of contributing to the destruction of the planet.’
Please join us on Facebook, like and share with fellow environmental and wildlife enthusiasts where we will keep you up to date with climate change, sustainability as well as wildlife and conservation news plus anything else green.
We would also like to start adding a directory to our newsletter, making it more accessible for everyone to gain information, join other environmental groups or eco-friendly businesses that sell eco-friendly products. If you or someone you know are interested, please contact us. We can also help advertise and advise on any campaigns and fundraising events, with the option to advertise on our webpage, facebook and newsletters.
Equally if you have an article or blog which is relevant to the local or global cause of making the world cleaner and greener or feel there is an issue that could be part of a discussion, then feel free to send it over and we can publish it.
Contact us via our website:
Look us up on Facebook or drop us an email:
vicky@crowdleaf.org.uk
ryan@crowdleaf.org.uk
On behalf of CrowdLeaf,
Vicky & Ryan
Please come and check out our store to support our cause and green community!
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See you next time!
Hello and welcome to this weeks newsletter.
A big thank you to all who joined Southampton common forum and CrowdLeaf on Friday for the evening litter pick. Although it got dark very quickly a lot of rubbish was still collected.
The week in the wildlife is a stunning reminder of why we set out to protect our environment.
If you have an event or article you would like to share on our newsletter please let us know and we will see if we can help! 🙂
Is meats climate impact too hot for politicians?
Climate change apathy, not denial, is the biggest threat to our planet
UK steps toward zero-carbon economy
Climate change experts to advise on net zero emissions target
Trump: Climate change scientists have ‘political agenda’
Emergency pollution plan starts in Delhi. Here are things that are banned from today
Huge reduction in meat-eating ‘essential’ to avoid climate breakdown
Never exercise at rush hour: six ways to avoid air pollution
How 1.5 degree could change the world
Exmouth split over pipeline factory proposed for gulf that supports Ningaloo Reef
Army, royalty and presidents intensify the war on poachers at illegal wildlife trade summit
Praying mantis seen hunting fish in the wild for the first time ever
Wildlife official grins next to dead ‘family of baboons’ after slaughtering them
New Zealand bird of the year: ‘drunk, gluttonous ‘ kereru pigeon wins
How to live plastic free: Some tips that might help
PepsiCo inks deal for 100 per cent recycled plastic packaging
Meet the female farmer who has launched a “farm to arm” fashion business
Accelerating the Clean Economy in the South – Tickets
Green drinks – Portsmouth 18th October
Repair Cafe Portsmouth 20th October
Here is an great article with some great tips on living plastic free.
Check Out the Eco Collective who offer 100% vegan products and offer gluten free and organic produce.
Something we look to help businesses do in the future. If you are a business that is in the waste(not) business please get in touch –Mixed Plastic Banks In Southampton
Here is Southampton’s list on what to put into your blue lid recycling bin: What Can I Recycle?
Pledge Your Commitment To Improving Hampshires Recycling Habits
This brilliant website gives tips and ideas about food waste and how to reduce it.
Instead of throwing out or bagging up (to gather dust) all those clothes children quickly grow out of this is a brilliant website to buy or sell unwanted children clothes. It is run by a busy mum who also knows what it’s like with ever growing children and the endless amount of clothes children accumulate.
‘Last year a quarter of the clothing we got rid of was simply thrown away. That’s a staggering 300,000 tonnes that went into landfill. So many of those items could have been re-used and enjoyed by a another child, instead of contributing to the destruction of the planet.’
Please join us on Facebook, like and share with fellow environmental and wildlife enthusiasts where we will keep you up to date with climate change, sustainability as well as wildlife and conservation news plus anything else green.
We would also like to start adding a directory to our newsletter, making it more accessible for everyone to gain information, join other environmental groups or eco-friendly businesses that sell eco-friendly products. If you or someone you know are interested, please contact us. We can also help advertise and advise on any campaigns and fundraising events, with the option to advertise on our webpage, facebook and newsletters.
Equally if you have an article or blog which is relevant to the local or global cause of making the world cleaner and greener or feel there is an issue that could be part of a discussion, then feel free to send it over and we can publish it.
Contact us via our website:
Look us up on Facebook or drop us an email:
vicky@crowdleaf.org.uk
ryan@crowdleaf.org.uk
On behalf of CrowdLeaf,
Vicky & Ryan
Please come and check out our store to support our cause and green community!
London Air Pollution Live Data
See you next time!
Hi everyone and welcome to this weeks newsletter.
Come and join us for the evening litter pick with Southampton Common Forum this Friday! Meeting at 18:00-19:00 just north of the Cowherds.
If you have an event or article you would like to see published on CrowdLeaf newsletter please feel free to contact us 🙂
If you missed Ryan Carter on the radio – Voice FM Thursday 4th October – you can listen in again to the show here.
US economists win Nobel prize for work on climate change and growth
Final call to save the world from ‘climate catastrophe’
Never exercise at rush hour: six ways to avoid air pollution
Harrison Ford: “Stop giving power to the people who don’t believe in science”
London under threat of ‘sinking’ as global warming makes sea levels rise, new report finds
Ikea says goodbye to plastic straws with display at London’s design museum
Thames whale Benny the beluga ‘cannot be hauled out’
Destruction of threatened species habitat taking place on ‘scandalously huge scale’
Cutting edge DNA analysis to reveal the secret wildlife of urban nature reserves
UK announces extra £6m to protect endangered wildlife
Smiley face stickers improve food recycling in Bristol
Walkers Crisps introduces recycling scheme amid outcry over packaging waste
Overwhelmed by climate change? Here’s what you can do
First commercial waste-based biofuel flight lands in London
Evening Litter Pick – Southampton common 12th October
Green drinks – Portsmouth 18th October
Repair Cafe Portsmouth 20th October
Check Out the Eco Collective who offer 100% vegan products and offer gluten free and organic produce.
Something we look to help businesses do in the future. If you are a business that is in the waste(not) business please get in touch –Mixed Plastic Banks In Southampton
Here is Southampton’s list on what to put into your blue lid recycling bin: What Can I Recycle?
Pledge Your Commitment To Improving Hampshires Recycling Habits
This brilliant website gives tips and ideas about food waste and how to reduce it.
Instead of throwing out or bagging up (to gather dust) all those clothes children quickly grow out of this is a brilliant website to buy or sell unwanted children clothes. It is run by a busy mum who also knows what it’s like with ever growing children and the endless amount of clothes children accumulate.
‘Last year a quarter of the clothing we got rid of was simply thrown away. That’s a staggering 300,000 tonnes that went into landfill. So many of those items could have been re-used and enjoyed by a another child, instead of contributing to the destruction of the planet.’
Please join us on Facebook, like and share with fellow environmental and wildlife enthusiasts where we will keep you up to date with climate change, sustainability as well as wildlife and conservation news plus anything else green.
We would also like to start adding a directory to our newsletter, making it more accessible for everyone to gain information, join other environmental groups or eco-friendly businesses that sell eco-friendly products. If you or someone you know are interested, please contact us. We can also help advertise and advise on any campaigns and fundraising events, with the option to advertise on our webpage, facebook and newsletters.
Equally if you have an article or blog which is relevant to the local or global cause of making the world cleaner and greener or feel there is an issue that could be part of a discussion, then feel free to send it over and we can publish it.
Contact us via our website:
Look us up on Facebook or drop us an email:
vicky@crowdleaf.org.uk
ryan@crowdleaf.org.uk
On behalf of CrowdLeaf,
Vicky & Ryan
Please come and check out our store to support our cause and green community!
London Air Pollution Live Data
See you next time!
Hello and welcome to this weeks edition of the CrowdLeaf newsletter.
We will be heading out on another litter pick, the last ‘week day’ Southampton Common litter pick of the year. Once again we will be out with Southampton Common forum, in the next couple of weeks, so watch this space, for the date and time!
These beautiful images were taken by Ryan Carter of CrowdLeaf from Swallow Falls, North Wales.
Outdoor air purifiers and indoor play: Delhi gears up for annual pollution fight
Orca ‘apocalypse’: half of killer whales doomed to die from pollution
UK’s first air-filtering bus launches in Southampton
London air pollution is poisoning my son, says campaigner
‘Missing emissions’ aren’t counted as pollution but could help kill you
Labour wants green energy to power most UK homes by 2030
Increase planned for size of Viking turbines
Bovine TB not passed on through direct contact with badgers, research shows
‘Biodegradable’ plastic balloons are killing wildlife, campaigners warn
Game shooting ban brought in by environmental chiefs
Tiger population nearly doubles in Nepal
Tesco to trial paying customers who recycle 10p per plastic bottle
How recycling can help save ratepayers’ money
Sustainability 101: The guide to a greener conference
Apple to invest in Columbian mangrove rainforest
First Green Society meeting 4th 0ctober – location to be confirmed
Scrap store open day 6th October
Green drinks Portsmouth 18th October
Repair Cafe Portsmouth 20th October
Check Out the Eco Collective who offer 100% vegan products and offer gluten free and organic produce.
Something we look to help businesses do in the future. If you are a business that is in the waste(not) business please get in touch –Mixed Plastic Banks In Southampton
Here is Southampton’s list on what to put into your blue lid recycling bin: What Can I Recycle?
Pledge Your Commitment To Improving Hampshires Recycling Habits
This brilliant website gives tips and ideas about food waste and how to reduce it.
Instead of throwing out or bagging up (to gather dust) all those clothes children quickly grow out of this is a brilliant website to buy or sell unwanted children clothes. It is run by a busy mum who also knows what it’s like with ever growing children and the endless amount of clothes children accumulate.
‘Last year a quarter of the clothing we got rid of was simply thrown away. That’s a staggering 300,000 tonnes that went into landfill. So many of those items could have been re-used and enjoyed by a another child, instead of contributing to the destruction of the planet.’
Please join us on Facebook, like and share with fellow environmental and wildlife enthusiasts where we will keep you up to date with climate change, sustainability as well as wildlife and conservation news plus anything else green.
We would also like to start adding a directory to our newsletter, making it more accessible for everyone to gain information, join other environmental groups or eco-friendly businesses that sell eco-friendly products. If you or someone you know are interested, please contact us. We can also help advertise and advise on any campaigns and fundraising events, with the option to advertise on our webpage, facebook and newsletters.
Equally if you have an article or blog which is relevant to the local or global cause of making the world cleaner and greener or feel there is an issue that could be part of a discussion, then feel free to send it over and we can publish it.
Contact us via our website:
Look us up on Facebook or drop us an email:
vicky@crowdleaf.org.uk
ryan@crowdleaf.org.uk
On behalf of CrowdLeaf,
Vicky & Ryan
Please come and check out our store to support our cause and green community!
London Air Pollution Live Data
See you next time!
