Celebrate World Food Day in Edinburgh
written by Ric Lander on October 7, 2011
It’s harvest time and Edinburgh is celebrating and learning with a whole host of activities at the Out of the Blue Drill Hall in Leith, 16 October.
Food, music, talks, workshops
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It’s European Week for Waste Reduction
written by Sion Lanini on November 21, 2010
Hurray for European Week for Waste Reduction! Find out how you can reduce waste at these events happening throughout the city:
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A Taste of Edinburgh Sustainability Week, 25-31 Oct 2010
written by Ric Lander on October 6, 2010
Ever worried about global problems? Not sure there’s anything you can do?
Edinburgh Sustainability Week is a week of events and activities for everyone at the University of Edinburgh to come together to make a difference on health, development, environment and social justice.
Eco Festival at Morningside Primary, this Saturday
written by Ric Lander on October 4, 2010
Transition Edinburgh South invite you to their Autumn Eco Festival, a community-led celebration of sustainable living for all.
It takes place on Saturday 9th October, from 11am-3pm, at South Morningside Primary School, 116 Comiston Road, EH10 5QN.
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Harvest Festival
written by Rosie Sullivan on September 15, 2010
Potterow | Friday 1st October 12.30-5pm
Roll up roll up, for the University of Edinburgh’s first Harvest Festival (in a very long time)…
Painting Edinburgh Green event, 25-26 Sep
written by Ric Lander on September 7, 2010
Transition Edinburgh city-wide group invites you to Painting Edinburgh Green, a two-day event celebrating community action for a more sustainable Edinburgh. It takes place on the weekend of 25-26 September at Out of the Blue Drill Hall on Dalmeny Street, EH6 9DB.
Let’s enjoy the journey
written by Irina Nedelcu on May 13, 2010
Prior to completing a carbon footprint survey I considered myself to be on the right track: I haven’t been driving for a year, I reduced unnecessary purchases to the minimum, I’ve been recycling, saved on my energy spending and started to look at what else I could do to improve my impact on the environment. While I was filling the survey I was pretty satisfied with my answers and expected a fairly good result.
And what a low carbon footprint would I have generated had I not been an international student.
