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Welcome to the Goring and Streatley Sustainability Group
The hydro-power scheme is about to enter a new and exciting phase with the completion of the feasibility studies. GSSG is examining the possible sources of funding for the construction phase, which is likely to cost about £1 million.

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We are also considering other Potential Projects. What are your ideas?

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barryjb One large energy using activity is Travel 0 Jul 11 2008, 11:16 AM EDT by barryjb
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I have a wiki about Green Travel. This is a link to Green Travel, Earth Home Now.
http://travelgreen.wetpaint.com/
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Anonymous SMART ENERGY 0 May 5 2008, 3:51 PM EDT by Anonymous
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THIS FIRM IS NOT A MEMBER OF THE SOLAR TRADERS ASSOCIATION. CONTACT GSSG BEFORECONTACTING THEM
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Anonymous Are Goring & Streatley in Transition? 0 May 5 2008, 3:46 PM EDT by Anonymous
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Are Goring & Streatley In Transition?

WHAT IS A TRANSITION TOWN/CITY/VILLAGE

A transition initiative is a community that is unleashing its own latent collective genius to look peak oil and climate change squarely in the eye and implement ways to address this big question. “ For all those aspects of life that this community needs in order to sustain itself and thrive, how do we significantly increase resilience (to mitigate the effects of peak oil) and drastically reduce carbon emissions (to mitigate the effects of climate change). The resulting coordinated range of projects across all these areas of life leads to a collectively designed energy descent pathway. The community also recognises two crucial points;

That we have used immense amounts of creativity, ingenuity and adaptability on the way up the energy upslope.

That there is no reason for us not to do the same on the downslope. If we collectively plan and act early enough there’s every likelihood that we can create a way of living that’s significantly ,more connected, more vibrant and more in touch with our environment than the oil-addicted treadmill that we find our selves on to day

www.transitiontowns.org
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