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Emissions from cremation are significant. A green burial is one where people use a wicker or cardboard coffin and may have a tree planted on top. Natural burial sites are being established as nature reserves, copses and wildflower meadows; there is a local site near Lower Tysoe. One of the other relevant websites, Native Woodland offers to contact your local "wildlife/forest trust, country estates and your local authority to see whether we can jointly create such an amenity". Anybody got a field to spare?
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Junk mail often goes straight in the bin, hopefully the recycling bin. But you can opt not to receive it in the first place. The Mail Preference Service is entirely free. Just choose the mail you want, but there are some things to think about in doing so. Have a look at their website. |
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Providing telephone and broadband services, this Chipping Norton based company is owned by its customers, It has a written ethical policy and is committed to environmental best practice.
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In the words of Twit Conway alias the late great Peter Sellers (and presumably many before him): "So much to learn - so little time".
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Friends of the Earth - Banbury branch ClimateXChange is an Oxfordshire based project to help us all to get imaginative about climate change. Transition Towns is an umbrella organisation encouraging towns to prepare for life after oil; there's a movement in Oxford and a nucleus of one in North Oxfordshire. |
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 | An Inconvenient Truth, Al Gore's fervent crusade to halt global warming's deadly progress in its tracks by exposing the myths and misconceptions that surround it. An Inconvenient Truth is available on DVD from Amazon among others. |
| The Ecologist The New Scientist Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Report |  |
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