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aimeederosa.c
Feb 11, 2020
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Hey all, I saw a post on Facebook, I thought I would share! I haven't tried these yet but will very soon.. "Want to help the environment and keep warm at the same time? Simply switch to Used Coffee Logs in your burner or stove instead of wood and you’ll instantly make a difference! Available from our Roastery in Semley, Shaftesbury at just £8 for a 16 log bag - you can even burn the bag, which is made from recycled paper! Made from Used Coffee Grounds, switch today from burning wood to a more environmentally friendly fuel. 1 million tonnes of Used Coffee Grounds are sent to UK Landfills each year! Once at Landfill the grounds decompose and produce Methane which is 34 times more damaging to the environment than Carbon. Help us divert this valued asset and stop burning wood when these logs burn longer and hotter! All of our Eco Coffee Roasters are powered by these logs, Eco Roast Technology, producing one of the most environmentally friendly coffees in the world. Have you discovered our latest ECO ROAST Barista’s Choice Coffee’s? There is certainly something to suit your tastes within this stunning sustainable range! Sustainability sourced quality coffee beans, ECO ROASTED daily by our experienced Roasters, deliver you the worlds most deliciously responsible cup! Visit our Roastery Outlet Store where you will find these Coffee Logs and our Eco Roasted Coffees, a beautiful range of loose leaf teas and an Aladdin’s cave of tea and coffee gadgets! The Coffee Hub Semley Business Park Shaftesbury SP7 9AN Our Outlet Store is open: Monday to Friday - 8:30am-5:30pm Saturdays - 10:30am-5:30pm * *Saturdays are subject to availability as we run a closed event for Tours & Tasting Sessions."
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aimeederosa.c
Jun 20, 2019
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"Rivers near you might be turning into plastic waterways. WHAT IS YOUR MP DOING ABOUT IT?" PLEASE help us by asking our MP Simon Hoare to pledge for plastic-free rivers: https://plasticfreerivers.org.uk/?source=FB&subsource=OCPOPSSOFB01FF&utm_source=gpeace&utm_medium=FB&utm_campaign=OCPOPSSOFB01FF&fbclid=IwAR2-KutVS_ApI8dKRYFnL1c8rcKl6aVMqb0der45sZRUGU_QdsLi889JGtQ "A study of UK rivers by Greenpeace UK has found plastic in all 13 rivers with the River Mersey containing proportionally more plastic pollution than the infamous Great Pacific Garbage Patch, an area recognised by scientists as one of the most plastic-polluted expanses of water on earth. That's shocking. I am writing as your constituent to ask that you pledge your support for a flagship Environment Bill that puts an end to plastic pollution, cleans up our environment and restores nature.  That means: - Backing legally binding targets to radically reduce the production and use of single-use plastic and put us on course to end all waste entering the environment for good. - Speaking directly to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and the Chancellor of the Exchequer about the need for this Bill to guarantee ambitious targets on single-use plastic reduction, healthy air, clean water, thriving wildlife and liveable green spaces, with a powerful watchdog to enforce them. - Signing the Greener UK Charter for the Environment that sets out in detail what an ambitious Environment Bill should include. We’ve all seen harrowing images of plastics in our oceans, but this problem is right on our doorstep.  To fix it, we need serious action. Recycling alone will not come close to meeting the challenge that faces us, particularly as plastic production is set to quadruple over the next twenty years. We need legislation to urgently reduce the amount of plastic that we use in order to end our pollution crisis and let our waterways thrive again. But it doesn’t stop there - the pollution in our rivers is indicative of an even greater problem - the decline of our natural world. We need the government to show leadership and restore not just the rivers that connect us, but also the air we breathe and the soil where nature takes root.  That is why I need you to represent my views and pledge to actively call for a strong Environment Bill." PLEASE SHARE WHERE YOU CAN! Many thanks, Aimee
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aimeederosa.c
Jun 13, 2019
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Hi All, I am Aimee and I run the social media accounts, newsletters and help with the running of the website for Planet Shaftesbury. I would love to find someone who would be willing to dedicate some time, to help me with researching local events through newspapers, social media events and websites. For example, I don't have much time to look through Dorset Wildlife Trusts events, and other organisations such as this, to help promote their events to our Planet Shaftesbury network. If this is something you feel you could help me with, please text or call on 07715 355727 or email on aimeederosa.c@gmail.com. I look forward to hearing from you! Many thanks, Aimee :)
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aimeederosa.c
Jun 13, 2019
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Shaftesbury Home Grown is now featured in our projects page: https://www.planetshaftesbury.org/homegrown Do you want to grow food with a lively bunch of like-minded people, but free of the hassles of running your own allotment? Come along to Shaftesbury Home Grown's drop-in sessions every Friday and Sunday, 10am - 1pm. You can learn more about: - Growing food - Looking after hens, bees or piglets Produce members get a discount on seasonal fruit and veg from parsnips to strawberries, salad & fresh eggs... https://www.facebook.com/ShaftesburyHomeGrown/
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aimeederosa.c
Jun 09, 2019
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Please keep us updated on local projects, no matter how big or small! We would love to hear what environmental, climate change, wildlife or nature projects you're working on.... Give us as much detail as possible by sending us an email to planetshaftesburycontent@gmail.com - photo and videos are welcome to, to be featured on our Planet Shaftesbury social media! If you want to get noticed for your hard work or simply want to network with more like-minded people, then please send us details of what projects are happening.... This could really benefit you all with your progress in your projects, if you want more people to help! :) Many thanks, Aimee
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aimeederosa.c
Jun 09, 2019
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Check out Beebombs Dorset! 🐝 "Beebombs are handmade, native wildflower seedballs. Our aim is to bring the bees back to Britain by helping to redress the wildflower habitat loss that is harming many species of pollinators. You can help #bringthebeesback by creating your own wildflower meadow. No gardening or tilling required, just throw our Beebombs onto cleared ground and await the blossom of colour and buzz of bees to come." https://www.facebook.com/BeebombsDorset/
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aimeederosa.c
May 19, 2019
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Hi All, If you have any interesting links to climate change or environmental articles, videos, blogs or reports that you could share here, it would be really appreciated! Thank you, Aimee!
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aimeederosa.c
May 16, 2019
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"Dorset Council has declared a climate emergency at this morning’s first full council meeting!" "More than 100 rebels demonstrated their support outside the offices this morning. Well done Extinction Rebellion Dorchester & Weymouth for leading this." We will hope to know more information on the specific agenda and what they have committed to later this week. Thank you to anyone within Planet Shaftesbury who attended today! Any photos or videos of this event, please send to: aimeederosa.c@gmail.com Many thanks, Aimee! :)
DORSET COUNCIL DECLARED CLIMATE EMERGENCY content media
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aimeederosa.c
May 15, 2019
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Hi All, Just a quick message to say, if you have any event photos on your phones or cameras, then please do share these with us. We are keen to use as many original images for posts and the website as possible. Please send directly to me on: aimeederosa.c@gmail.com Many thanks, Aimee (Website Team!) :)
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aimeederosa.c
May 03, 2019
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A local film, talk and craft workshop which may be of interest to you... ‘Don’t Inflate to Celebrate’, is a campaign which has run for ten years - raising awareness of the negative impacts of aerial litter – i.e helium balloons and sky lantern releases. They will be screening the film 'Rubber Jellyfish' for the 3rd time. Where & When: On Friday 3rd May at 7-10pm, Child Oakford - Town Hall For more details please see their event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/422889495131233/
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aimeederosa.c
Apr 28, 2019
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Hi All, Saw this petition GreenPeace have set up... "UK supermarkets currently generate 800,000 tonnes of plastic packaging every year. But our oceans can’t stomach any more plastic! From turtles entangled in six pack rings to whales with stomachs full of plastic bags, the effects of plastic pollution can be devastating. UK supermarket Iceland has announced its own-brand packaging is going plastic-free. By ditching plastic packaging, supermarkets have the power to lead the way in dramatically reducing the amount of single-use plastic produced. Add your name to the petition and tell UK supermarkets to follow Iceland’s lead and ditch throwaway plastic packaging." Please sign & share.... https://secure.greenpeace.org.uk/page/s/plastic-free-supermarkets?source=WB&subsource=OCPOPSPEWB01LK&utm_source=gpeace&utm_medium=WB&utm_campaign=OCPOPSPEWB01LK
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