Posts by Grey Lynn 2030
Transition training in Northland
Ruth Marsh and James Samuel are facilitating a weekend event using the best that the Transition Towns movement has to offer. Together they will explore where the Transition movement in New Zealand is , how we got here,what we want for our future, and how will we create it. Theintention is that you take away…
Read MoreTransition Pt Chevalier Event
Transition Pt Chevalier in collaboration with Pt Chevalier School is delighted to present a free public talk by: Eion Scott: Eco Design Advisor, Auckland City Council Thursday, 21st May, 7.30pm, Resource Room, Pt Chevalier School, Te Ra Rd. Keen to make your home more energy efficient, comfortable to live in, cheaper to run and easier…
Read MoreWhat is Biogas?
The Grey Lynn 2030 Waste Away group are interested in hearing more about BioGas Biogas is the flammable gas given off during Anaerobic Digestion (fermentation). Anaerobic Digestion is a useful process! Biogas is a useful product! Biogas can be utilised as a free energy source in a domestic or farm situation! Small scale Anaerobic Digestion…
Read MoreNever waste a good crisis – Rod Oram Talk
Multiple crises — financial,economic and environmental – are triggering big structural shifts in business, society and politics around the world. Policymakers and corporates are scrambling to understand the changes and respond to them in effective and timely ways. Potentially, some of these shifts could be very beneficial to New Zealand. If we figure out how…
Read MoreCharitable Trust/Incorporated Societies
Grey Lynn 2030 Steering Group are looking to become a legal entity.The two options are Charitable Trusts or Incorporated Societies There are a number of reasons why we are ready to do this. If you have knowledge and experience in this area and want to help us through this process please get in touch.
Read MoreFocus Groups
Grey Lynn 2030 is made up of a number of focus groups. If you have an idea for a group we can help you promote it and find people who want to get involved. The object of education isn’t knowledge; it’s action. – Thomas Kempis How will you be in action? Don’t say it is…
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