Global Warming has been the catalyst for growing interest in living ‘sustainably’. Sustainability asks us to reflect on our lifestyles and take steps that will minimise our impact on the planet, so that there will be ‘enough for everybody, forever’.
St Johns Wood Sustainability is ‘acting locally’ to encourage and support:
- re-localizing our lives (business, leisure)
- ethical buying (including food)
- organic local food growing
- recycling and pooling resources
- biodiversity – animals and plants
- green energy technologies
- clean creeks, tree planting
- understanding global warming / Climate Change issues
- lobbying government and business
- sense of community
St Johns Wood Sustainability invites everybody to join us and be part of the solution.
small actions x lots of people = BIG change
that won’t cost the earth!
To receive updates/newsletters, email sjwsustainability@gmail.com or talk to a group member:
| Sandra Bayley | 3366 2393 |
| Anna and Sue Cooke | 3366 2768 |
| Jennie Elston | 3366 5306 |
| Patricia Funnell | 3366 6767 |
| Ian Thomson | 3366 1633 |
Comments or questions are welcome.
Sorry I didn’t see your message earlier, give me a ring on 33662768 if you are still interested Christoph.
cheers
Sue
Dear Group Members,
I was just wondering how i might be able to get involved with your group.
I am a Sustainability and Energy Rating Consultant and involved with the Greens Loans program and am a Accredited BERS Energy Ratings Assessor. I wish to help in any way possible. I will be just commencing Carbon Footprint Reports and thought that i may be useful to you. I am willing to volunteer some of my services for your cause.
Please feel free to visit my website at http://www.mygreennet.com.au and if you have further questions i would be glad to hear from you.
Yours sincerely
Christoph Bulla
MyGreenNET
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