Cheap transport to the climatecamp from Manchester
manchester climatecamp transport | 03.08.2007 10:49 | Climate Camp 2007 | Liverpool
The Climatecamp 2007 is going to be at Heathrow Airport, a long way to travel from manchester. Help is at hand.
Some transport for people interested in attending the 2007 camp for climate action will be leaving Manchester on wednesday 15th August. A suggested donation of 5 pounds for fuel costs would be appreciated.
Please contact mcr_climatecamp_transport[at]yahoo.co.uk for more information, or to book your place.
Spaces are limited, please book asap.
Please contact mcr_climatecamp_transport[at]yahoo.co.uk for more information, or to book your place.
Spaces are limited, please book asap.
manchester climatecamp transport
e-mail:
mcr_climatecamp_transport@yahoo.co.uk
Homepage:
http://www.climatecamp.org.uk
Additions
No pollution
03.08.2007 13:20
Cars,trains???!!! Why not join the critical mass leaving Marylebone Station @7.30am on the 14th. A coincidental ride to shepheards bush chiswick,putney. Or start your own from Manchester. Start cycling NOW.
winston
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Car ????????
03.08.2007 12:51
what do you think the camp is all about ?
Jeeeeeeez
no to cars
Car share
03.08.2007 13:40
Edward
group transport
03.08.2007 14:51
fuckwit
Not good enough
03.08.2007 16:19
This event is just becoming a joke to anybody who cares about our planet
Tam
IT'S NOT A CAR!
03.08.2007 17:51
It's an unfortunate compromise, but how do you propose moving the kind of kit we need to make the camp happen if not with privately owned motor vehicles used as minimally as possible?
anon
please tam
03.08.2007 18:13
a
Not gonna come no more
03.08.2007 19:43
Edward
Ignore Tam - we're all hypocrites sometimes
04.08.2007 00:08
Its like people (often media) point at out G8 gatherings etc - why are they sleeping in corporate made tents/wearing corporate made hiking boots etc. The answer is simple - we live in a capitalist society. We are trying to suggest solutions, and we also try and provide practical examples of our beliefs as often as we can - but completley avioding the corporate system, as i very much doubt tam does just sets us up for a fall and makes us 100% inacessible to the general public. Heres my ethical/unethical roster
ethical
*grow 75% of veg i eat
*Shop from a small vegan co-operative
*dont drive
*dont take short haul flights
*vegan
*try to buy local products
*freegan/skip dive
*compost
*reuse/recycle
unethical
*will buy from supermarkets when skint
*will bum lifts of car driving friends
*wont rule out the possibility of taking very occasional long haul flights in the future
*i like mangoes- hence buy small amounts from overseas
* I use gas and electric
Does the last list make me a bad person? I like to openley admit to all of the 'unethical' things i do - im not perfect, nor is anyone living under the constraints of this system, and most people who do profess to be perfect are more often than not, frankly, sanctimonious, self important dicks. The best most of us can do is not 'enough'. but we need to work on providing examples of what our world could look like. The more people we convince to lead as ethical a life as possible, the more easy it will become for everyone to be more ethical/sustianable. So, those of you that cant stand proudly atop your pedastals, lording your ethical perfection over the plebs (and i say with no shame that i am one of you), please do come to climate camp, get involved, do all that we can ask of ourselves i.e our best, and dont be put off or let your stay at the camp be ruined by people with the luxury of large wads of time and money who expect you to live up to their unatainably 'high' standards.
See you all at camp!
(A) Sab x
So if...
05.08.2007 09:09
Edward
In response to Edward:
05.08.2007 09:57
climate camper
Right then I'm going 100%
05.08.2007 17:47
Edward
why not a manchester camp
12.08.2007 16:35
stevec
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stephenc@libero.it
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