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Old 21-04-2008, 09:52 PM
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Originally Posted by UKBullDog View Post
Is a transition town an eco or green town?

I read and followed the links and I can get what the contents of the websites mean but an ordinary person would not read it and it would go right over their heads. Which is a shame as they are the ones that need to be involved to move things forward.
Your most probably right. I think the links on the left (on the transition town website) to particular towns and their initiatives are much better at describing what they are about, in more simple terms.
E.G.
Transition Brighton and Hove
Or
Transition Town West Kirby

My interpretation of a Transition town, is a group coming together to guide their town towards a more sustainable future, being less dependent on fossil fuel, helping their local community grow, by encouraging local food production encouraging their community to address climate change, encouraging more local production of energy using renewable energy, etc etc.

Yes i would say a transition town is an 'eco' town and a 'green' town
Regards

Last edited by kaieteur; 21-04-2008 at 09:54 PM. Reason: spellings
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