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This page is about the carbon footprint of our water supply. Hot water is covered under "Heating and hot water"
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The Science and Technology Advisory Panel (STAP)
- provides up-to-date information, advice and documentation on scientific and technological matters to WinACC
- works with other WinACC groups in areas of mutual interest where STAP’s scientific knowledge and opinion is useful
- reviews information from WinACC such as presentations and web materials for scientific accuracy
- publishes on climate change.
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The Science and Technology Advisory Panel (STAP) meets 7.30-9.00 pm on 3rd Tuesday of alternate months. Contact STAP@winacc.org.uk if you want to come to a meeting.
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Climate science
A Carbon Dioxide calculator produced by Resurgence & Ecologist
Exploring how the UK can meet the 2050 emission reduction target using the web-based 2050 Calculator.
Banners and Dragons is a practical workbook of simple, low-cost and spectacular campaigning techniques. Every example is illustrated with foolproof instructions and full-colour pictures. It draws upon the famously wide range of campaigning techniques used by Amnesty International, but any local organisation trying to attract attention for its 'good cause' will find it helpful.