Blackwater Valley FoE is a group committed to tackling the effects of climate change and ecological breakdown, both locally and globally - join us!

Joined April 2021
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Proud to be out alongside the Quakers and @AntiRacismDay in Rushmoor today, standing in solidarity against racism - thanks to everyone who joined us #RefugeesWelcome #standuptoracism
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Blackwater Valley Friends of the Earth retweeted
The energy price cap rising at the same time as the withdrawal of winter fuel payments for most, is deeply concerning especially for those on lower incomes. I will be pushing for more support for those who need it this winter. bbc.com/news/articles/cy54r9…
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Blackwater Valley Friends of the Earth retweeted
UPDATE: Almost a year ago I initiated a legal case over Sunak rowing back key Net Zero policies . We've had a change of govt– yet there is still no indication that this new admin will reinstate these initiatives . We must hold @UKLabour feet to the fire of climate breakdown .
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It was great to talk to local people about becoming a welcoming place for asylum seekers in Rushmoor. With @RacismStandup @FarnhamXr and local Quakers we spoke about standing up to #racism in our community. #RefugeesWelcome #standuptoracism
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We were pleased to see this statement from the council. Having the facts available is so important. We stand against racist and islamophobic violence.
The Leader of Rushmoor Borough Council, Councillor Gareth Williams, has issued a statement after the scenes of disorder outside Potters International Hotel on Wednesday night. For details please see: rushmoor.gov.uk/pottersrespo…
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Delighted to see our MP state there is no place for racism and violence in our community. #StandUpToRacism #RefugeesWelcome
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Green policies and the general election: who leads the pack?: friendsoftheearth.uk/system-… via @friends_earth Have a read - If you want to vote for Climate and Nature.

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It's our Great Big Green Weekend next weekend in support of #GreatBigGreenWeek, #VolunteersWeek & #TheBigHelpOut. 7th: Stumpery building with @SurreyChoices & @SurreyHillsSoc. 8th: Litter pick along Blackwater Path, supported by @RushmoorCouncil. 9th: River dipping.
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Today is #climatestripes day and today we share the stripes of the Blackwater Valley šŸ”„ Our climate is warming. It is clear. We cannot stand by as the world is suffering. If we do not step up together we will not have a liveable future, however terrifying that is to realise šŸ’š
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Blackwater Valley Friends of the Earth retweeted
This is hard news to share but a new study from the NOAA just found CO2 levels have hit their highest level in recorded human history. Worse, the RATE of increate is rising. We are in unchartered territory and we do not even fully grasp the extent of the danger ahead. (1/9)🧵
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We asked your Rushmoor candidates what they’ll do to tackle the climate and ecological emergency in your areaā€¼ļø See their responses on our website: blackwatervalleyfoe.squaresp…
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Blackwater Valley Friends of the Earth retweeted
#temperaterainforest is part of the UK’s heritage. It is where our rebels hid, our heroes fought and our druids healed. To walk into these native woodlands is to walk into the wild wonder of our past. Let’s protect this magic for future generations. āœļø 38d.gs/rewild_tw01
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Demand Blackwater Valley MPs - your representatives - to push for warmer homesā€¼ļø Sign the petition today to demand a better future ā¬‡ļø actionnetwork.org/petitions/…

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Blackwater Valley Friends of the Earth retweeted
āš ļøšŸ¦©šŸš« Your flight is cancelled. Forever. With cases in Albania, Italy, and Portugal, the latest trend across Europe seems to be that of wiping out nature to build or expand airports instead. In this day and age, you would think governments know better.
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Last night we represented the community and our biodiversity at Rushmoor council, arguing against the loss of biodiversity and unsustainability of the Farnborough Civic Quarter in the town centre which could lose up to 237 trees and precious biodiversity šŸ’š
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We were disappointed to find those arguing ā€˜for’ the development were not community members, but workers for RBC and RDP (the developing power) and we will be taking it up with RBC themselves. Councils work for communities, not for developers and profitā€¼ļø
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