CAMBRIDGE FRIENDS OF THE EARTH
 
Challenging environmentally damaging activities and policies by promoting sustainable alternatives
 


STOP PRESS:

Not Really Suprising....

Another Railway Stitch-Up

Looks like the Department for Transport is planning to give train companies a financial incentive to cut train services. This unsurprising development could obviously be really bad news. The proposal is in The Future of Rail Franchising document which isn't even a formal consultation, because it's said to be only of 'technical interest' to the industry. The Government appears to be trying to sneak through this change without giving passengers - or anyone - a chance to comment.

Click HERE for the Campaign For Better Transport's press release.



The A14, it's dangerous and it doesn't work, so what's the solution....?

Make it bigger!

We don't think so

Click Here to find the real solutions


Sisters on the Planet - Climate change affects everybody

Who Really Pays For The Roads?

Your Planet Needs You!
See how you can get involved

No Tesco on Mill Road!

Help out at Strawberry Fair

Time to stop being Stupid...

Snazzy Bikes!

Where's Your Tuna Coming From?

Not local but not fair


WINDPOWER DE-BUNKING THE MYTHS

Don't believe the (anti) hype.

Not that Cambridge Residents Believe it Anyway:

Results of an Online Poll Conducted by the Cambridge Evening News Last November



SHOOTING OURSELVES IN THE FOOT

The UK has virtually no wind turbine manufacturing capacity and what we do have is possibly shutting down. 600 jobs are going in Newport, Isle of Wight, at Vestas, the largest wind turbine manufacturer in the world.

"Closure of turbine factory takes the wind out of Britain's low-carbon sails"

"Vestas to cut 600 jobs in Britain as wind turbine market is becalmed in Northern Europe"

Click here to see the Government's response to the petition submitted in favour of keeping the factory open.


Think nuclear power's the answer.....


Get Knitted!!

Click here for the real Mill Road Tesco stitch up....

No Tesco on Mill Road!

"This is a battle over diversity and local character, but it's also a struggle for local and national democracy".

Quote adapted from George Monbiot's article in the Guardian:
My town is menaced by a superstore. So why are we not free to fight it off?


WWF's Energy Bill Campaign

Other East Anglian Environmental Groups

Useful links to other sites