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This years presticious BBC Reith Lecture was delivered by Dr Mark Carney, recently retired head of the Bank of England. Read more here
Boris Johnson's Ten Point Environment Plan. A radical new initiative or too little too late? Read more here ...........
Sustainable Woodstock member and International lead at Global Strategic Communications Council, Ed King, writes on the Oxford based Climate Outreach report "Britain Talks Climate" Read more here
What are the Sustainable Development Goals?
Which country has the best Sustainable Development Index?
How does the UK rate? Read more here .......
AT ITS MEETING ON 4TH OCTOBER 2019 SUSTAINABLE WOODSTOCK EXPRESSED ITS SUPPORT IN PRINCIPLE TO THE AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF EXTINCTION REBELLION. For further details of activities, demonstrations and protests by Extinction Rebellion go to https://rebellion.earth/
Living with Hurricanes: A film by Michael Chanan about how Cuba climate resilience with ecology, agronomy, economics and tourism. Read more ......
"If world leaders choose to fail us, my generation will never forgive them" - Greta Thornberg Read Greta's electrifying speech to the UN in New York in full here
Woodstock's Local Plan. Can we make Woodstock's future development sustainable? Read Sustainable Woodstock's submission to Community First Oxfordshire here.
Woodstock Safe Routes Project: Sustainable travel by bike and on foot: Go to the Sustainable Travel and Transport page
Oxford City Council is one of the few local authorities to recognise the demands of Extinction Rebellion and has set up a Citizens Assembly to help steer it though the Climate Emergency. Here is their report, published on 16th December 2019 responding to the CA's first season of deliberations. The report contains a series of commitments that the City Council will adopt to manage the climate crisis.
Sustainability is often defined as meeting the needs of present
generations without risking the ability of futures generations to meet
their own needs and should lead to a better quality of life for
everyone, now and for generations to come.